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In 2024, I thought LLMs would quickly replace competitive programmers. But after reading their papers... I have a feeling... That AI companies are lying to us. Why? 1. All the models have similar generation algorithms. 2. They first generate 50-100 candidate solutions. 3. They

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→X-frame-options : prevents the webpage from being embedded in iframe mitigating click jacking attack. →X-Content-Type-Options : Ensures browser does not try to guess the mimetype of the content and preventing it from MIME type sniffing attack.

4. Security Headers: →Strict-Transport-Security(HSTS) : ensures that the client only communicates with the server over HTTPS. preventing from protocol downgrade attack. →Content-Security-Policy : restrict the sources from which content like ( CSS, JS, HTML) can be loaded.

→Content-encoding : Tells about the type of the compression technique used to compress the file(gzip). →Etag (response header) : A unique identifier used to identify the version of the resource and helps in caching and updation efficiently.

→Connection : Tells what to do with the connection after response, means to keep it alive or close it. 3. Representation Header: →Content-type : Describes what is the type of the body. →Content-Length : describe about the size of the body.

→Accept : Tells the server that what type of resources do the client accepts. 2. General Headers: →Date : indicates the current date and time of request/response. →Cache-Control : Provides the Caching instructions and tell how long to store the data cached.

1. Request headers : → User-Agent : It tells the server that what type of client is requesting the resource. example : User-Agent: Chrome/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64) →Authorization : sends the bearer token to the server. →Cookie : Sends the stored cookies to the server.

Why? Because, it has to go through different transits before reaching to the recipient & in order to send it to the correct address delivery person has to see the necessary details like name, address, pincode. so we write it on top so that anyone don’t have to open it in between

Headers are Key-value pairs of different different parameters that sent over a request and recieved over a response. Why headers ? Analogy : when you send a parcel then the details like Address, Phone number, Recipient etc. is written on top of the parcel instead of inside.

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5. HTTP/3.0 →Built on top of quick protocol a transport layer →protocol over UDP(User datagram protocol). →Improved performance. →Faster connection establishment. →reduced latency and better handling of packet loss.

→ HTTP/2 uses the HPACK algorithm to compress the headers. → Server can proactively send the data to client before it asks for them. → E.g., push CSS/JS files with the HTML response.

4. HTTP/2.0 → Multiplexing support Multiple request and responses over a single connection or multiple request in parallel. example : → In HTTP/1.1: Request #2 must wait for Request #1 to finish → In HTTP/2: Request #1, #2, #3 can all flow together in one stream

→Better Caching mechanism : Supports robust caching via headers: ETag Cache-Control Last-Modified If-Modified-Since