Rest API - HATEOAS and LinkingIn a REST API response, where are action links for state transitions usually included?AOnly in the API documentation, not in responsesBIn the HTTP request headersCInside a dedicated 'actions' or 'links' section of the resource representationDAs query parameters in the URLCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify where action links belongAction links are part of the resource representation, typically inside a section named 'actions' or 'links'.Step 2: Understand why not other placesThey are not in headers or docs only, because clients need them dynamically with the resource state.Final Answer:Inside a dedicated 'actions' or 'links' section of the resource representation -> Option CQuick Check:Action links location = Resource body section [OK]Quick Trick: Action links live inside resource JSON, not headers or docs [OK]Common Mistakes:Looking for action links in HTTP headersExpecting action links only in API docsConfusing query parameters with action links
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