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explain session tracking. why we used it

Answer Posted / neha

Session is a series of request from a single
client.Actually HTML is a stateless protocol which means it
does not save any data exchanged between client and server.
Hence to store this data, or maintain a record session
tracking is used.
THis can be achieved through
url rewriting
cookies
hidden form field
using httpsession

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