An HTTP response (from the server to the browser) is similar; it consists of a response line, zero or more response headers, an empty text line and finally the interesting part, the response body. A response line has the form: version status message The status is a three-digit positive integer that indicates the state of the request; some common States are: 200 for OK 403 for Forbidden, and 404 for Not found. The message depends on the state of the request, as indicated above. Two important lines inthe header are: Content-Type, which tells the client the MIME type of the content in the response body (e.g. html or gif) and Content-Length, which indicates its size in bytes. Example: The browser sends the following request: GET /index.html HTTP/1.0 Host: ece.will2learn.net blank Line An HTTP response (from the server to the browser) is similar; it consists of a response line, zero or more response headers, an empty text line and finally the interesting part, the response body. A response line has the form: version status message The status is a three-digit positive integer that indicates the state of the request; some common States are: 200 for OK 403 for Forbidden, and 404 for Not found. The message depends on the state of the request, as indicated above. Two important lines inthe header are: Content-Type, which tells the client the MIME type of the content in the response body (e.g. html or gif) and Content-Length, which indicates its size in bytes. Example: The browser sends the following request: GET /index.html HTTP/1.0 Host: ece.will2learn.net blank Line