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Content headers are the group of HTTP headers that describe the content of the body of an HTTP messages , after any message framing in the body has been removed; they describe the properties of the message content that is conveyed in a particular message as it is transported, such as the length of the content, the transport encoding , which part of the resource is carried in the data (for multi-part messages), and message integrity checks1.
Difference between Content headers and Representation headers
Content headers differ from from the Representation header , which describe the encoding, media type , language, and other characteristics of the resource, and allow the underlying data to be interpreted.
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. “Content headers”. Available at: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Content_header . (Accessed: ). ↩︎