HTTP Versions Flashcards

1
Q

one-line protocol

A

HTTP/0.9

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2
Q

only method in HTTP/0.9

A

GET

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3
Q

features were introduced over 1991-1995 experimentally

A

HTTP/1.0

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4
Q

prefixed response messages

A

status line

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5
Q

standardized protocol

A

HTTP/1.1

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6
Q

features introduced by 1.1

A

connection reuse
pipelining
chunked responses

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7
Q

TCP connection could be alive for further requests

A

Connection reuse

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8
Q

allowed the client to send a second request before a response was received for the first requests

A

Pipelining

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9
Q

large responses could be split up over several messages

A

Chunked responses

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10
Q

standardized on May 2015

A

HTTP/2.0

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11
Q

TRUE OR FALSE
HTTP/2.0 has surpassed HTTP/1.1 in amount of support

A

False

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12
Q

primary focus of HTTP/2.0

A

improving transport performance

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13
Q

used by HTTP/2.0 instead of text

A

binary protocol

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14
Q

multiple requests and responses can be in flight at the same time

A

multiplexing

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15
Q

allows servers to populate data in a client cache

A

server push

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