Recall & Review
beginner
What does CRUD stand for in web development?
CRUD stands for Create, Read, Update, and Delete. These are the four basic operations to manage data in an application.
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beginner
In FastAPI, which HTTP methods correspond to the CRUD operations?
Create uses POST, Read uses GET, Update uses PUT or PATCH, and Delete uses DELETE HTTP methods.
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intermediate
How do you define a POST endpoint in FastAPI to create a new item?
Use the @app.post decorator above a function that accepts the item data as a parameter, then return the created item or confirmation.
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beginner
What is the purpose of path parameters in FastAPI CRUD endpoints?
Path parameters let you specify which item to read, update, or delete by including its unique identifier in the URL.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
Why is it important to validate data in FastAPI CRUD operations?
Validating data ensures the app only accepts correct and safe input, preventing errors and security issues.
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Which HTTP method is used to update an existing resource in FastAPI?
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PUT is used to update an existing resource, replacing it with new data.
What decorator would you use in FastAPI to create a route for deleting an item?
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The @app.delete decorator defines a route that handles DELETE HTTP requests.
In FastAPI, how do you capture an item ID from the URL path?
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Path parameters capture parts of the URL as variables, like an item ID.
Which CRUD operation corresponds to the HTTP GET method?
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GET is used to read or retrieve data from the server.
Why should you use Pydantic models in FastAPI CRUD operations?
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Pydantic models help validate input data and convert it to Python objects.
Explain how you would implement the four CRUD operations in a FastAPI app.
Think about HTTP methods and how FastAPI routes handle them.
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Describe why data validation is important in FastAPI CRUD endpoints and how it is done.
Consider what happens if invalid data reaches your app.
You got /4 concepts.