Rest API - URL and Resource DesignFind the problem with this URL for updating a user: /updateUser/45AUser ID should be a query parameterBURL contains a verb; REST URLs should use nounsCURL should end with a slashDUser ID should be omittedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze URL naming conventionsThe URL uses 'updateUser', a verb, which is against REST principles.Step 2: Recall REST URL best practicesREST URLs should use nouns for resources; actions like update go in HTTP methods (PUT/PATCH).Final Answer:URL contains a verb; REST URLs should use nouns -> Option BQuick Check:REST URLs = nouns, not verbs [OK]Quick Trick: Use HTTP methods for actions, not verbs in URLs [OK]Common Mistakes:Putting verbs in URL pathsMisusing query parameters for IDsIgnoring HTTP method roles
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