Create new TCP Connections for every HTTP request in python

Next, create a function that sends an HTTP request for a given URL. This function will establish a new TCP connection for each request.
Now you can use the send_http_request function to send HTTP requests to different URLs. Here's an example of how to use it:
This code will establish a new TCP connection for each request and retrieve the HTTP response.
Save your Python script and run it using the Python interpreter. You should see the responses from the HTTP requests printed in the console.
Keep in mind that creating a new TCP connection for every HTTP request can be less efficient than using a persistent connection, especially if you're making multiple requests to the same server. If you need to make many requests to the same server, consider reusing the connection for improved performance.
That's it! You've created a Python script to send HTTP requests with a new TCP connection for each request.
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