You want to send JSON data to an API and receive a JSON response. Which headers should you set correctly in your HTTP request to ensure this communication?

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Rest API - Request and Response Format

AContent-Type: application/json and Accept: application/json

BContent-Type: text/plain and Accept: application/json

CContent-Type: application/json and Accept: text/html

DContent-Type: application/xml and Accept: application/json

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Set Content-Type for request data
Since you are sending JSON data, set Content-Type: application/json so the server knows the format of the data you send.
Step 2: Set Accept for response format
To receive JSON response, set Accept: application/json to tell the server you want JSON back.
Final Answer:
Content-Type: application/json and Accept: application/json -> Option A
Quick Check:
Both headers set to application/json for JSON exchange [OK]

Quick Trick: Both headers must match JSON for send and receive [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Setting Content-Type and Accept to different formats
Using text/plain or XML when JSON is needed
Forgetting to set Accept header

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You want to send JSON data to an API and receive a JSON response. Which headers should you set correctly in your HTTP request to ensure this communication?

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Step 2: Set Accept for response format

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