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hemn bahadin
532 PointsPlease fill in the correct answer in each blank provided below.
can you help in this issue in http basic toturial
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsLet's look at the question again:
GET /books ______ type ______ kindle ______ sort=popular HTTP/1.1
Each blank needs just a single symbol, as explained in the Sending Data with a GET Request video:
- the first is the symbol that separates the URI from the query string
- the second is the symbol that separates the components of a name/value pair
- finally the symbol that separates multiple name/value pairs
If you need a refresher on the actual symbols, check out the video again starting at time index 1:30.
hemn bahadin
532 Pointsthanks finally i did it
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsCongratulations
And happy coding!
hemn bahadin
532 Pointshemn bahadin
532 Pointsi can't find what is the solution
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsIn the video, at 1:33 the instructor says "A query string is simply a sequence of name value pairs where the names and values are separated by an equal sign ... and the pairs are separated by ampersands.".
Then at 1:51 he says "When using a query string and a URI, you start with a single question mark."