Rest API - REST API FundamentalsIf a client sends a DELETE request for a resource that does not exist, what is the expected HTTP status code from the server?A403 ForbiddenB204 No ContentC200 OKD404 Not FoundCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand DELETE request behaviorIf the resource is missing, server cannot delete it and returns 404 Not Found.Step 2: Differentiate from other codes204 means deleted successfully with no content, 200 OK means success, 403 means forbidden access.Final Answer:404 Not Found -> Option DQuick Check:Deleting missing resource = 404 Not Found [OK]Quick Trick: Missing resource deletion returns 404 Not Found [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing 204 No Content incorrectlyAssuming 200 OK means deletion successConfusing 403 Forbidden with missing resource
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More Rest API Quizzes HTTP Methods - DELETE for removing resources - Quiz 8hard HTTP Status Codes - 400 Bad Request - Quiz 2easy HTTP Status Codes - 301 and 302 redirects - Quiz 6medium HTTP Status Codes - 401 Unauthorized vs 403 Forbidden - Quiz 1easy Query Parameters and Filtering - Search parameter - Quiz 9hard Query Parameters and Filtering - Filtering by field values - Quiz 13medium Query Parameters and Filtering - Filtering by field values - Quiz 7medium REST API Fundamentals - REST constraints and principles - Quiz 3easy URL and Resource Design - Avoiding verbs in URLs - Quiz 14medium URL and Resource Design - Resource identifiers in URLs - Quiz 9hard