Cookies are small pieces of data that are stored on the client's computer by a website
to remember certain preferences or to track the user's behavior on the website.
In HTML, cookies can be used with the following attributes:
1. Name: A unique name that identifies the cookie.
2. Value: The value that is stored in the cookie.
3. Expires: The date and time when the cookie will expire and be deleted.
4. Path: The URL path where the cookie is valid.
5. Domain: The domain name where the cookie is valid.
6. Secure: A Boolean value that specifies whether the cookie should only be transmitted over
a secure HTTPS connection.
7. HttpOnly: A Boolean value that specifies whether the cookie can be accessed by
client-side scripts.
Note that the cookie value is stored as a string and may need to be parsed to get the
desired information. Additionally, cookies have some limitations such as storage size
and can be disabled by users, so they should not be relied on for critical functionality
or security.