Rest API - HTTP MethodsWhat will be the expected behavior of a GET request sent to an API endpoint?ACreate a new resourceBDelete an existing resourceCRetrieve data without changing server stateDUpdate an existing resourceCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall GET method purposeGET is designed to fetch data without side effects.Step 2: Match behavior with optionsOnly Retrieve data without changing server state describes retrieving data without changes.Final Answer:Retrieve data without changing server state -> Option CQuick Check:GET behavior = Retrieve data [OK]Quick Trick: GET only reads data, no changes made [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking GET creates or deletes dataConfusing GET with POSTAssuming GET updates data
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