To make an HTTP request in Javascript, you can use the built-in XMLHttpRequest object or the newer fetch API.
Using XMLHttpRequest, you can create a new instance of the object and specify the HTTP method, URL, and any optional headers or data to send in the request. Here's an example of sending a GET request:
Using the fetch API, you can simply call the fetch function with the URL and any optional options like headers or method. Here's an example of sending a POST request with JSON data:
In summary, making an HTTP request in Javascript can be done using either the XMLHttpRequest object or the fetch API. Both methods allow you to specify the HTTP method, URL, headers, and data to send in the request, and handle the response in a callback or promise.
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