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After the web browser renders the response and the user begins interacting with the page, several additional processes can occur based on user actions and web page scripts. These interactions can trigger new cycles of requests and responses, influencing both the user experience and the server workload. Throughout this process, additional resources such as images, CSS files, and JavaScript files referenced in the HTML may be requested separately via further HTTP requests, following the same cycle of request and response.

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What is a URL? A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is essentially an address used to pinpoint a specific resource on the internet. URLs can have strings and characters, but they follow a standard format, which includes different components like schemes and subdomains

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