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In the field of web and internet communication, HTTP stands for Hyper Text Transfer Protocol. It is the fundamental protocol used by web browsers and web servers to communicate and exchange data across the World Wide Web. When a user enters a web address (URL) into the browser, HTTP defines how the browser sends the request to the server and how the server responds.

The term Hyper Text refers to the structured format of text that includes links (hyperlinks) to other documents or resources. Transfer indicates that the protocol is responsible for delivering data between the client and server. Protocol means a set of rules that define the format and transmission method.

HTTP is a stateless protocol, meaning each request is handled independently, without knowledge of previous interactions. It is typically used to load web pages, retrieve resources like images and videos, and submit data through forms.

Incorrect options such as Hyper Transfer Text Protocol or High Task Transfer Protocol are not valid technical terms. The only correct and standard full form of HTTP is Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, which is the backbone of web communication across the internet.