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We have learned that the client’s computer generates the client-side dynamic content and that the web server retrieves the page and sends it back in its original form so that the web browser can process the code embedded in the page and can finally show the page to the user. On the other hand, server-side dynamic content works by, first, having the browser send an HTTP request to the server. Then, the server gets the requested script or program and executes it in order to output an HTML web page. Lastly, the server sends this HTML output to the client’s browser. Users claim that although server-side has a lot of potential for dynamic content, working on low-end, high-traffic machines can pose as a problem.