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What does REST stand for?
What does REST stand for?
- Rapid State Transition
- Resourceful Service Translation
- Representative State Transfer
- Representational State Transfer (correct)
What is a key concept in REST?
What is a key concept in REST?
- Intermediary Component
- RESTful API
- HTTP Verb
- Resource (correct)
Who is the creator of REST?
Who is the creator of REST?
- Tim Berners-Lee
- Linus Torvalds
- Mark Zuckerberg
- Roy Fielding (correct)
How does REST typically use HTTP for communication?
How does REST typically use HTTP for communication?
What format is usually used by RESTful services for data exchange?
What format is usually used by RESTful services for data exchange?
What does Roy Fielding emphasize when the architectural constraints of REST are applied as a whole?
What does Roy Fielding emphasize when the architectural constraints of REST are applied as a whole?
What is a key component of a REST request that represents the address of the resource on the server?
What is a key component of a REST request that represents the address of the resource on the server?
Which constraint of the REST architecture requires that each request from a client contains all the necessary information without the server storing client data between requests?
Which constraint of the REST architecture requires that each request from a client contains all the necessary information without the server storing client data between requests?
In the context of REST, what is responsible for processing requests and managing resources?
In the context of REST, what is responsible for processing requests and managing resources?
Which component of a REST request specifies the type of operation the client wants to perform on a resource?
Which component of a REST request specifies the type of operation the client wants to perform on a resource?
What is used to define the format of data in the message body for HTTP methods like POST, PUT, and PATCH?
What is used to define the format of data in the message body for HTTP methods like POST, PUT, and PATCH?
Which part of a REST request provides additional information about the request or about the client itself?
Which part of a REST request provides additional information about the request or about the client itself?
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