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There are 2 ways to pass variables in PHP: “GET” and “POST“. You might recognize these from the form tag (<form method="GET">). What’s the difference? GET passes the variables in the URL, and POST passes the variables hidden. Ever get the error “resubmit POST data” when you click back on your browser? This is POST in action: it is asking...

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