Complete the code to identify the REST constraint that requires each request to contain all information needed to understand it.
The REST constraint that requires each request to contain all necessary information is called [1].The Statelessness constraint means that each request from client to server must contain all the information needed to understand and process the request.
Complete the code to name the REST principle that defines a fixed set of operations like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE.
The REST principle that defines a fixed set of operations is called [1].The Uniform Interface principle defines a standardized way to communicate between client and server, including a fixed set of operations like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
Fix the error in the statement about REST constraints: 'The Layered System constraint means clients must know all layers in the system.'
The Layered System constraint means clients must [1] all layers in the system.
The Layered System constraint means clients do not need to know or be aware of all layers in the system. Layers can be added or removed without affecting the client.
Complete the code to identify the REST constraint that allows responses to be cached and reused.
The REST constraint called [1] allows responses to be cached and reused.
Cacheability means responses can be stored (cached) and reused for later requests to improve performance and scalability.
Fill all three blanks to complete the REST principle that uses hypermedia to guide client interactions.
The REST principle called [1] uses [2] as the engine of [3] state.
The Uniform Interface principle includes the concept of Hypermedia as the engine of Application state, meaning clients navigate the API dynamically by following links provided in responses.