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Module 1

Module 1 wasn’t too challenging for me. It was mostly just review of vocab so I didn’t really struggle with anything. I have experience in web development with HTML programming, I have experience in other programming languages such as JavaScript, C++ (briefly), SQL, and GDScript.

The following link is the link asked for in the assignment: https://epcollins.rf.gd/

Module 8

One of the major differences between $_GET and $_POST is the visibility aspect. $_GET is appended to the URL and can be viewed there as well, whereas $_POST is stored in the HTTP and cannot be viewed as easily. Another major difference is the storage limit. $_GET has a storage limit on it of about 4000-8000 characters where $_POST does not have a storage limit. $_POST is usually used for things like forms where the data that is being stored will change aspects of the website. $_GET is generally used when the data that is being stored will not change other aspects of the website.