GET in HTTP Callout

GET is an HTTP method. A GET request means that the sender wants to obtain information about a resource from the server. When the server receives and processes this request, it returns the request information to the recipient. A GET request is similar to navigating to an address in the browser. When you visit a web page, the browser performs a GET request behind the scenes. In the browser, the result of the navigation is a new HTML page that’s displayed. With a callout, the result is the response object.

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