HTTP Protocol supports many method to retrieve data from server or perform any operation on server e.g. upload data, delete file etc. In total, HTTP protocol supports following methods e.g. GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, DELETE, OPTIONS and TRACE and HTTP 1.1 reserves method called CONNECT for future use.  GET and POST are two of the most common HTTP methods you would heard or work in web. Though both can be used to send and receive data from client to server, there are some important difference between GET and POST in HTTP, which will help you to understand when you should use GET vs POST while writing your client and server application. HTTP is also programming language independent, doesn't matter whether your client and server is written in Java, or client written in HTML, JavaScript and Server in Java, or client and server both written in .NET, you will use HTTP protocol. In this article, we will learn pros and cons of GET and POST method to choose, which method you should use in HTML forms, considering facts like security, speed and amount of data to transfer.