How is a quality value in a content negotiation header field interpreted?
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A quality value in the content negotiation fields is the value of the case-insensitive "q" parameter, which assigns a relative weight to the preference for the associated kind of content.
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A quality value is normalized to a real number from 0 through 1, with 0.001 as the least preferred value and 1 as the most preferred value.
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A quality value of 0 means that the associated kind of content is not acceptable.
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If no "q" parameter is present, the default quality value is 1.
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A sender of a quality value must not generate more than three digits after the decimal point.
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What was retrieved — the passages the drafter saw, and nothing else
| rank | section | score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | RFC 9110 Section 12.4.2: Quality Values |
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| 2 | RFC 9110 Section 12.3: Request Content Negotiation |
0.5670 |
| 3 | RFC 9110 Section 12: Content Negotiation |
0.5514 |
| 5 | RFC 9110 Section 8.8.3.3: Example: Entity Tags Varying on Content-Negotiated Resources |
0.5290 |
| 6 | RFC 9110 Section 12.5.5: Vary |
0.5192 |
| 7 | RFC 9110 Section 12.4.1: Absence |
0.5185 |
| 8 | RFC 9110 Section 12.4.3: Wildcard Values |
0.5170 |
| 9 | RFC 9110 Section 12.1: Proactive Negotiation |
0.5159 |