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hypertext transfer protocol

 

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Noun hypertext transfer protocol has 1 sense
  1. hypertext transfer protocol, HTTP - a protocol (utilizing TCP) to transfer hypertext requests and information between servers and browsers
    --1 is a kind of protocol, communications protocol

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Hypertext Transfer Protocol

1. Noun (Proper): Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the standard protocol used for transmitting and receiving data over the internet.

Sample Sentence: HTTP allows web browsers to fetch web pages and send information securely through the World Wide Web.

2. Noun (General): Hypertext Transfer Protocol refers to the set of rules used for communication between a client and a server on the internet.

Sample Sentence: To access a website, your browser communicates with the server using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

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3. Abbreviation: HTTP is the commonly used abbreviation for Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

Sample Sentence: Make sure the link you are trying to access starts with "http://" to ensure it uses Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

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4. Adjective: Hypertext Transfer Protocol is an adjective used to describe internet communication based on the HTTP standard.

Sample Sentence: The hypertext transfer protocol request sent by the client was successfully processed by the server.

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