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$_GET vs $_POST in PHP Forms

All information sent from a form with a GET method is visible to others and has a limit on the amount of information to send (100 max char). Whereas the $_POST variable, the information sent from the form with POST method is invisble to others and has no limits on the amount of information to send.
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