Rest API - HTTP MethodsYou want to design an API endpoint that allows clients to delete a user account safely. Which HTTP method should you use, and why?ADELETE, because it explicitly removes the resource on the server.BPOST, because it can send data and create resources.CGET, because it is safe and does not change data.DPUT, because it updates existing resources.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the action neededThe goal is to remove (delete) a user account from the server.Step 2: Choose the correct HTTP method for deletionDELETE is the method designed to remove resources safely and clearly.Final Answer:DELETE, because it explicitly removes the resource on the server. -> Option AQuick Check:Deleting resource = DELETE method [OK]Quick Trick: Use DELETE to remove resources explicitly and safely [OK]Common Mistakes:Using GET for deletionConfusing POST with DELETEUsing PUT instead of DELETE
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