This array contains query parameters.
- $_GET
- $_POSTS
- $_GETS
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All the above
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Explanation
$_GET is the PHP superglobal array that contains query parameters passed through the URL after the ? character. The other options are wrong - $_POST (not $_POSTS) contains POST request data, and $_GETS doesn't exist as a PHP superglobal. Query parameters in URLs are automatically parsed into $_GET.
AI explanation
In PHP, $_GET is the superglobal array that holds the key/value pairs sent as query string parameters in the URL of an HTTP GET request. $_POSTS and $_GETS are not real PHP superglobals (the correct POST equivalent is $_POST), so $_GET is the only valid option here.