Session handling is a mechanism used by web applications to maintain state about a user across multiple requests. Because HTTP is stateless, session handling allows a website to identify a user and remember their preferences or actions from one page visit to another during a limited time. This is commonly achieved using cookies or URL parameters to store a session identifier on the client-side, or by storing session data on the server-side and associating it with a session identifier. Session handling is essential for features like user authentication, shopping carts, and personalized content.
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