GraphQL - Basics and PhilosophyIf a GraphQL query requests only the user's ID but the client needs the user's name and email too, what will happen?AThe client receives only the ID and must request again for missing dataBThe query automatically fetches missing fieldsCThe server returns an error for missing fieldsDThe client receives all requested and needed dataCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand requested vs needed dataThe query requests only ID, but client needs name and email too.Step 2: Identify under-fetching effectClient gets only ID and must send more queries to get name and email.Final Answer:The client receives only the ID and must request again for missing data -> Option AQuick Check:Missing fields = Under-fetching causes extra requests [OK]Quick Trick: Request all needed fields to avoid multiple queries [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming server fills missing fields automaticallyThinking server returns error for missing fieldsConfusing under-fetching with over-fetching
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