GraphQL - QueriesWhat advantage do fragments provide when writing GraphQL queries?AThey optimize server-side caching of query responsesBThey enable automatic pagination of query resultsCThey enforce strict type checking on query variablesDThey allow reuse of field selections across multiple queries or parts of a queryCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand fragmentsFragments let you define reusable sets of fields.Step 2: Identify their benefitReusing field selections reduces duplication and simplifies queries.Final Answer:They allow reuse of field selections across multiple queries or parts of a query -> Option DQuick Check:Fragments promote reuse and maintainability [OK]Quick Trick: Fragments enable field reuse to avoid repetition [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking fragments handle paginationConfusing fragments with type checkingAssuming fragments optimize caching automatically
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More GraphQL Quizzes Mutations - Update mutation pattern - Quiz 5medium Mutations - Update mutation pattern - Quiz 2easy Mutations - Mutation syntax - Quiz 6medium Queries - Inline fragments - Quiz 8hard Resolvers - Args argument - Quiz 15hard Resolvers - Context argument - Quiz 2easy Schema Definition Language (SDL) - Enum types - Quiz 3easy Type Relationships - Relationship design patterns - Quiz 6medium Type Relationships - One-to-one relationships - Quiz 9hard Type Relationships - Bidirectional relationships - Quiz 9hard