A browser requests a webpage that includes images and stylesheets. How does the browser handle these additional resources?

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Intro to Computing - How the Internet Works

AIt sends separate HTTP requests for each resource after receiving the main page

BIt downloads all resources in the initial DNS request

CIt ignores images and stylesheets automatically

DIt combines all resources into one request

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand resource loading process
The browser first requests the main HTML page.
Step 2: Separate requests for embedded resources
After parsing HTML, the browser sends separate HTTP requests for images, CSS, and scripts.
Final Answer:
It sends separate HTTP requests for each resource after receiving the main page -> Option A
Quick Check:
Resources load via separate requests [OK]

Quick Trick: Browser requests images/styles separately after page [OK]

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