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Добавлено: 9 июля 2023 г.
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Kenji Elzerman
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When you have multiple applications and they need to communicate with each other to exchange data you might want to use a protocol that makes something like that happen. In C#, the HTTPClient class provides a powerful and flexible way to make HTTP requests and handle responses. Whether you’re building a web application that needs to interact with APIs or simply need to retrieve data from a server, HTTPClient in...

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