Using example HTTP headers show the typical HTTP exchange between a Web Client (Browser, CURL, etc.) and a Web Server, where the client issues (i) a GET and (ii) a POST request via a HTML form containing three different HTML form fields (choose three from SUBMIT, TEXT, CHECKBOX, RADIO).

Use JavaScript to display the following information: The current date and time in the following format: Day, Date Month Year (Hours:Minutes), such as Wednesday, 26 August 2020 (8:50). Use the following colours for different date and time components: Day in red, Date in green, Month in yellow, Year in blue, Hours and Minutes in brown. The URL of the page. The user agent information of the web browser used to display the page. The number of forms and links in the page (for testing purpose, please include a few forms and hyper-text references in the page).

Can a more thorough description of the HTML Post and Get methods be provided?

JSP files run one JSP scriptlet and one JSP expression. If the scriptlet defines a local variable, the JSP expression may use it. The JSP expression will follow the scriptlet, so assume that. Is this accurate?

Is it even possible to offer a more in-depth description of the HTML post and get methods? If so, how about doing so?

Could a more in-depth explanation of the HTML post and get methods even be provided? Why not if that's the case?

Is it possible to offer a more comprehensive elucidation of the HTML Post and Get Methods?

Is it even feasible to provide a more comprehensive explanation of the HTML post and get methods? If so, then why not do so?

Make a PowerPoint presentation of a certain length (as specified by your teacher) and deliver it to the class at the time and date specified by your professor as your final assignment for the introductory engineering course.