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DFRD-019 SUPERLEISURE F.readyState - If XMLHttpRequest is overridden, this child property returns the readiness state of the file download: 4, 2, 3, 1, 0. It seems you're trying to understand the various states that the `readyState` property of an `XMLHttpRequest` object can have during the file download process. The state codes correspond to the following stages of the process: - 0, UNSENT: The `XMLHttpRequest` object hasn't been initiated yet. - 1, OPENED: The `open()` method has been called, but `send()` has not. - 2, HEADERS_RECEIVED: The server returned the data indicating the length and format of the response, but not the actual response data (this condition does not apply to HEAD requests). - 3, LOADING: The actual data of the response is being loaded from the server, but not yet ready for reading by the application. - 4, DONE: The file download is complete. Its readiness state is 4, indicating that both the header information and the entire response data have been received and are ready to be processed by the application. If you're referring to the `addEventListener` method you've mentioned and observing the `readystatechange` event in your loop, here's a more complete explanation: When you log `response` inside the `readystatechange` event handler, you're accessing the object returned by the `XMLHttpRequest` instance that represents the response to your request. The `readyState` property of this object can change through the aforementioned states, leading to the execution of the callback function for `readystatechange` change: 1. Initially, the `readyState` is likely 0 (UNSENT). 2. When the `readyState` changes from 0 to 1 (OPENED) due to the successful `open()` method call, the callback would be executed, and the `response` would likely show information related to initiating the request. 3. Further changes to 2 (HEADERS_RECEIVED) and back to 0 if the call to `abort()` was made in time before the operation completion, or to 2 if `async` is false and there are no callbacks for the response headers. 4. The `readyState` changes to 3 (LOADING) when the response data is loaded, ready to potentially be read. 5. Finally, it changes to 4 (DONE) when the file download is complete. Once the state reaches DONE (`胄State === 4`), it indicates that the entire process, data retrieval, and header information reading completion, is done. This is the actual moment you can process the `response` in your application, as it's fully loaded and ready. If you need any clarification or further assistance on how to handle specific code examples, please let me know!

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