GraphQL - ResolversWhich argument in a GraphQL resolver function provides access to shared data like authentication info?AargsBcontextCparentDinfoCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the purpose of contextContext is an object shared by all resolvers during a request, often used to store authentication, database connections, or other shared info.Step 2: Compare with other argumentsArgs contains query arguments, parent is previous resolver result, and info has query AST details, so they don't hold shared data.Final Answer:context -> Option BQuick Check:context = shared data like auth [OK]Quick Trick: Context carries shared info like auth, not args or parent [OK]Common Mistakes:Using args for shared dataConfusing info with contextAssuming parent holds shared info
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