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Ajax allows web pages to make HTTP requests and fetch responses from a server without reloading the entire page. This allows parts of a page to update dynamically by retrieving new data from the server in the background and changing specific elements on the page. While Ajax originally referred to using XML for data transfer, it can now use other formats like HTML or JSON. Developers can implement Ajax by writing raw JavaScript code or using JavaScript libraries and frameworks to simplify the process.