What is difference between GET and POST methods in php?

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Both GET and POST methods are used to send information to the server. Both are sending information in different ways.

Difference between GET and POST method -

GET method
  • Information sent with the GET method is visible to everyone (all variable names and values are displayed in the URL). So, the GET method is not secured.
  • GET method doesn't send binary data (images and documents). It sends only ASCII characters.
  • GET method sends information in a limit. The limit is upto 2000 characters. 
  • GET should never be used for sending passwords or other sensitive information.
  • The variables are displayed in the URL, It is possible to bookmark the page.
POST method
  • Information sent with the POST method is invisible to others. The POST method is secured and developers prefer to use POST method.
  • POST method used to send binary data as well as ASCII characters.
  • Post has no limits on the amount of information to send.
  • Post is used for sending passwords or other sensitive information.
  • The variables are not displayed in the URL, It is not possible to bookmark the page.

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