The big thing to know about cookies is that when you send a cookie to the browser, that you have not yet received the same cookie from the browser (that happens on the next HTTP request). This affects how you design code which uses that cookie. If you have just sent someone a cookie with their login credentials, for instance, then you should note -- in the same HTTP request -- that the user is logged in, just as if you had received the cookie.
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