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Explain the relationship between XHTML and HTTP

Explain the relationship between XHTML and HTTP?

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Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is Internet communication protocols that permit a viewer's computer talking to a computer of publisher to fetch XHTML documents.

The computer of viewer issues a Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol request message to the publisher computer first. After that the publisher returns a Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol response message back to the viewer's computer with the requested Extensible Hyper-Text Markup Language document integrated in the message.

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