Which element is NOT typically part of a GET request?

A GET request is an HTTP method used to request data from a specified resource. Typically, a GET request consists of several key components, including the method itself, which is specified in uppercase, the Request URI that indicates the resource being requested, and the HTTP version, which defines the protocol used during the request.

The response body, on the other hand, is not a part of the GET request. While the response body does contain the data returned by the server following the handling of the GET request, that content is generated in response to the request and is not included in the request itself. The GET request is focused on the elements necessary to specify what is being requested from the server, rather than conveying any data from the client to the server. Thus, it is the response body that is not typically included in a GET request.