Rest API - HTTP Status CodesIn a REST API, what is the expected response when a server throws an unhandled exception during processing?AThe server responds with status 500 Internal Server Error.BThe server closes the connection without response.CThe server responds with status 403 Forbidden.DThe server responds with status 200 and an error message.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand unhandled exceptionsWhen the server code throws an exception not caught, it usually results in a 500 error.Step 2: Match to HTTP status500 Internal Server Error is the standard response for server failures.Final Answer:The server responds with status 500 Internal Server Error. -> Option AQuick Check:Unhandled exception = 500 response [OK]Quick Trick: Unhandled server errors return 500 status code [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking server returns 200 on errorsConfusing 403 Forbidden with server errorsAssuming no response is sent
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