Answer / Nirmala Kushwah

"Cache" stores data temporarily in memory or on disk to reduce the number of requests needed for frequently accessed resources, thus improving performance. "Session", on the other hand, maintains user-specific state information across multiple HTTP requests. Sessions are typically used for tracking logged-in users and their actions within an application.

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