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Response

The Response object is used to return the HTTP response. It allows you to control the content, headers, and status of the response sent to the client. Here are the basics for using the Response object:

Creating an instance of Response:

use Qwwwest\Namaskar\Response;

$response = new Response();

Modifying the response content: For example, to set the response content as a string, you use the setContent($string) method:
```
$response->setContent('Response content');
```

You can also use specific formats such as JSON with the appropriate method json($array), or more generally the file($filename) function, for example file('styles.css'), the appropriate header will be added.

Setting response headers: You can add HTTP headers to the response using the setHeader() method. For example, to set a Content-Type header with the value application/json, you can use:
```
$response->setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/json');
```
In the case of a Content-Type header with the value application/json, you can also use the setContentType($type) function:
```
$response->setContentType('json');
```
The supported content types are: json, text, css, javascript, html, jpeg, png, gif, svg, xml.
Setting the response status code: You can specify the HTTP status code of the response using the setStatusCode($code) method. For example, to set the 200 OK status code, you can use:
```
$response->setStatusCode(200);
```
You can also use common status codes such as 404, etc.

To redirect to another page, you can simply use the redirect($url) method:
```
$response->redirect('/');
```
Returning the response: Once you have configured the content, headers, and status code of the response, you need to return it to the client using the return method:
```
return $response;
```
There are other advanced features and methods for handling HTTP responses, including managing cookies, redirection, etc.