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-# The Life Cycle of a Web Request
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-Prompt: What things (e.g. events, protocols, actions) (might) occur when someone types https://www.reddit.com in their web browser and press return?
-
-Part 1: ~10 minutes
-
-- Type those things into the google doc "The life cycle of a web request" in google drive on cs291.com (under Class Resource on the left bar).
-
-- Include your first or preferred name you submitted in intro survey, e.g.
-  - Zach: User types https://www.reddit.com into browser
-
-Part 2: ~10 minutes
-
-- We'll discuss these items in group setting.
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-- Be ready to explain your item (no pressure, your answer is not scored)
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 # Two Endpoints
 
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+# Web Request Life Cycle Group Exercise
+
+Prompt: What _things_ (e.g., events, protocols, actions) (might) occur when
+someone types [https://www.reddit.com](https://www.reddit.com) in their web
+browser and presses return.
+
+## Part 1: ~10 minutes
+
+Discuss in groups of four, and write down in-order the components you come up
+with. Start generic, and leave space to provide additional detail for
+sub-sequences.
+
+## Part 2 (remaining time)
+
+Collectively, we build a more definitive list using the whiteboard.
+
+---
+
 # Core Components of a Web request
 
 * __Web server__: Opens a TCP socket to listen for requests