Legislation must be passed by the House and Senate in identical form before being signed by the president. How does Congress reconcile differences in House and Senate bills before sending them to the president?

What will be an ideal response?

One way is through a conference committee. These committees are created with members of both parties to reconcile the versions of a bill passed by each chamber. However, these have declined in use in recent years for partisan and political reasons. Another option is the amendment exchange method, where the House and Senate send amendments back and forth between chambers until matters of disagreement are resolved.