In REST API design, what is the primary implication of the statelessness constraint on server-side request handling?

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AClients can send partial data and the server will combine it with stored context

BThe server should maintain user session data between requests to improve performance

CEach request must contain all information needed for processing without relying on stored session data

DThe server must store authentication tokens to validate subsequent requests

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand statelessness
Statelessness means the server does not keep any client context between requests.
Step 2: Analyze request handling
Each request must be self-contained with all necessary data for processing.
Final Answer:
Each request must contain all information needed for processing without relying on stored session data -> Option C
Quick Check:
Requests independent of server memory [OK]

Quick Trick: Every request stands alone with full info [OK]

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