Answer Posted / animesh kumar ghosh
Whenever client sends a request to server for first time a server create a small amount of memory called session memory. In short, a dedicated memory created for every client is called session memory.
A cookie is key value pair created on the server and stored on the client machine in a file.cookie is of two type-
1. persistent:-stored ion a physical file on the client hard disk and which is common to all the browser instances.
2.Non persistent:-stored within a browser instance.
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