GraphQL - Schema Definition Language (SDL)Which of the following is the correct way to declare a field of type ID in a GraphQL schema?AuserId: idBuserId: IntCuserId: String!DuserId: ID!Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand GraphQL type syntaxTypes are case-sensitive; ID must be uppercase and non-null indicated by !.Step 2: Check each optionuserId: ID! uses correct type 'ID!' with uppercase and non-null. Others are either lowercase or wrong type.Final Answer:userId: ID! -> Option DQuick Check:ID type is uppercase and non-null with ! [OK]Quick Trick: ID type is uppercase and ! means non-null [OK]Common Mistakes:Using lowercase 'id'Confusing ID with StringOmitting ! for required fields
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