The video tutorial explains how to add a password parameter to a Java web application using Get requests. It covers modifying the login servlet to accept the password, passing parameters in the URL, and displaying them in JSP. The tutorial also highlights security concerns with using Get requests for sensitive data like passwords and introduces the Post method as a more secure alternative.

What is the purpose of adding a 'password' parameter in the login servlet?

• To allow users to input their password

• To replace the existing 'name' parameter

• To enhance the security of the application

• To test the server's response time

How are parameters separated in a URL?

• By using an ampersand (&)

• By using a semicolon

• By using a colon

• By using a comma

What is the role of EL in JSP?

• To handle database connections

• To manage server requests

• To replace values and generate HTML

• To encrypt data

Why is it insecure to send passwords using GET requests?

• GET requests do not support encryption

• GET requests are slower than POST requests

• GET requests are not supported by all browsers

• GET requests expose data in the URL

What is a more secure alternative to GET requests for sending sensitive data?

• PUT requests

• HEAD requests

• POST requests

• DELETE requests