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Why do you need the HTTP PUT method?

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HTTP method PUT used to update an existing resource on the server or to create a new resource if it does not already exist. This method sends data to the server that replaces or updates the content of the specified resource according to the specified URL.
For example, if you have a web application to manage your task list and want to change the name of one of the tasks from "Clean at home" to "Clean in the room", you can use the PUT method. Your client code will send new data with an updated name to the server, and the server will replace the current information about this task with new data. If such a task does not exist, the server can create a new resource with the specified data. Thus, the PUT method allows the client to update or create resources on the server.

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12 Apr 09:24

Why do you need the DELETE HTTP method?

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12 Apr 09:31

Why do you need the HTTP GET method?

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12 Apr 09:38

Why do you need the HTTP HEAD method?

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12 Apr 09:43

Why do you need the HTTP OPTIONS method?

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12 Apr 09:46

Why do you need the HTTP PATCH method?

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12 Apr 09:49

Why do you need the HTTP POST method?

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12 Apr 09:55

What is the difference between PUT and PATCH HTTP methods?

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12 Apr 09:57

Why do you need the HTTP TRACE method?

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12 Apr 10:07

What is Routing?

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14 Apr 09:12

What are Quality values in HTTP?

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14 Apr 09:14

Accept - HTTP заголовок, для чого потрібен та як працює?

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15 Apr 17:50

Що таке ентропія?

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