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Why is it important in resource-based design thinking to keep URIs stable and not include actions like 'get' or 'update' in them?
Why is it important in resource-based design thinking to keep URIs stable and not include actions like 'get' or 'update' in them?
hard📝 Conceptual Q10 of 15
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand URI and HTTP method roles
URIs identify resources; HTTP methods define actions like GET or POST.Step 2: Analyze why actions in URIs are discouraged
Including actions breaks REST principles and makes URIs less stable and predictable.Final Answer:
Because URIs represent resources, and actions are defined by HTTP methods -> Option CQuick Check:
URI = resource, method = action [OK]
Quick Trick: Keep URIs resource-focused; use HTTP methods for actions [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Mixing actions into URIs
- Assuming URIs define HTTP methods
- Thinking actions in URIs improve caching
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