Answer Posted / rajeev sen

Use GET
• To retrieve an HTML file or an image file, because only
the filename needs to
be sent.


Use POST
• To send a lot of data; for example, POST is well suited
for an online survey,
since the length of the query string may exceed 255 characters.
• To upload a file.
• To capture the username and password, because we want to
prevent users from
seeing the password as a part of the URL.

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