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CGI

CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface, which is a standard protocol that allows web servers to interact with external programs or scripts in order to process user requests and generate dynamic content for websites.

How CGI Works

• When a user interacts with a web form or submits data, the web server passes this request to a CGI program (also called a CGI script) for processing.
• The CGI program, which can be written in languages like Perl, Python, C, or others, processes the data and sends back a response to the server, usually in the form of dynamically generated HTML.
• The web server then sends the final output to the user's browser.

Where CGI is Used

• CGI scripts are common for processing web forms, generating dynamic web pages, handling file uploads, providing search functionality, and interacting with databases on web servers.
• Older web applications and some legacy systems still rely on CGI, but many newer web frameworks have replaced CGI with faster, more efficient technologies.

In short, CGI is a bridge between the web server and external programs, enabling user inputs to generate interactive and dynamic responses on a website.