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in the last lecture we had a brief look at HTTP request and response headers now in this lecture letamp;#39;s talk about HTTP request and response headers in detail HTTP request headers are the key value pairs that are sent by the client to the server and it contains information about the request which can be used by the server for processing the request keep in mind that the request headers are prepared by the client another example since we are making a request using the browser the browser is the client and the browser is the one which will prepare the request headers letamp;#39;s go to the browser and here I am using the Chrome browser from here letamp;#39;s go ahead and letamp;#39;s open the developer tools and here letamp;#39;s go to this network tab okay so when I reload the page a request will be made to our asp.net core application basically to this URL and it is this URL on which our asp.net core application is hosted so when I make this request you will see that a reque