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// except according to those terms.
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// except according to those terms.
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//! URLs use special chacters to indicate the parts of the request. For example, a forward slash
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//! URLs use special chacters to indicate the parts of the request. For example, a forward slash
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-//! indicates a path. In order for that charcter to exist outside of a path separator, that
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-//! charcter would need to be encoded.
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+//! indicates a path. In order for that character to exist outside of a path separator, that
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+//! character would need to be encoded.
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//!
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//!
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-//! Percent encoding replaces reserved charcters with the `%` escape charcter followed by hexidecimal
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-//! ASCII representaton. For non-ASCII charcters that are percent encoded, a UTF-8 byte sequence
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+//! Percent encoding replaces reserved characters with the `%` escape character followed by hexidecimal
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+//! ASCII representaton. For non-ASCII character that are percent encoded, a UTF-8 byte sequence
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//! becomes percent encoded. A simple example can be seen when the space literal is replaced with
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//! becomes percent encoded. A simple example can be seen when the space literal is replaced with
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//! `%20`.
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//! `%20`.
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//!
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//!
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