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Examples of some common `HttpCommand` use cases.
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## Interacting with Web Services
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A web service will generally have a published API which describes how to interact with the service. This API will be your guide for how to build requests using `HttpCommand` to access the web service. In many cases, the API will also describe the format of the data it returns in the `content-type` header.
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