What is HTTP? How it works?

HTTP is short for HyperText Transfer Protocol. HTTP is the fundamental convention utilized by the World Wide Web and this convention characterizes how messages are designed and transmitted, and what activities Web servers and browsers ought to take because of different summons. 

For example, when you enter a URL in your program, this really sends a HTTP order to the Web server guiding it to get and transmit the asked for Web page. The other fundamental standard that controls how the World Wide Web functions is HTML, which covers how Web pages are designed and showed.

HTTP is a Stateless Protocol 

HTTP is known as a stateless convention in light of the fact that every summon is executed freely, with no learning of the orders that preceded it. This is the principle reason that it is hard to execute Web destinations that respond insightfully to client info.