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One of the things HTTP can do is called `content negotiation`. The `Accept` request header is used to tell the server what type of document the client would like to get. Many servers ignore this header, but when a server knows of various ways to encode a resource, it can look at this header and send the one that the client prefers.
The URL "https://eloquentjavascript.net/author" is configured to respond with either plaintext, HTML, or JSON, depending on what the client asks for. These formats are identified by the standardized media types `text/plain`, `text/html`, and `application/json`.
Send requests to fetch all three formats of this resource. Use the headers property in the options object passed to fetch to set the header named `Accept` to the desired media type.
Finally, try asking for the media type `application/rainbows+unicorns` and see which status code that produces.
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let mediaTypes = ["text/plain", "text/html", "application/json", "application/rainbows+unicorns"];