Objective: Learn how to send a GET request using Postman and understand query parameters.
What is a GET Request?
A GET request is used to fetch data from a server. Think of it like opening a web page in your browser – you’re asking the server: 'Hey, give me this information.'
Example: You open a weather app to see the forecast. The app sends a GET request to the server and gets the weather data back.
In Postman, we can do the same thing, but in a controlled way, where we can also inspect the data, headers, and status codes.
