What is HTTP

HTTP is the movie-rental kiosk interface—how you browse, check out, and return movies.
Client is the customer at the kiosk; Server is the machine’s inventory database.
An HTTP Request is your on-screen selection:
Method → Action button (“GET” to view details, “PUT” to update return date, “POST” to add a new rental);
Path → Movie ID (“movie/1234”);
Version → API version (“v1.1”).
Request Headers are the extra options you set (“HD quality,” “Family-friendly,” “Two-day rental”).
The HTTP Response is the screen feedback and printed receipt:
Status Code → Result (“200 Success,” “404 Not Found,” “500 Out of Service”);
Response Headers → Receipt details (“Due date,” “Price”);
Response Body → Movie info and checkout confirmation.

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Credit

I copied image 11. HTTP Headers \n& HTTP Status Codes which was written by Prabath Shalitha

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