Rest API - Authentication and AuthorizationWhy is it important to include the word 'Bearer' before the token in the Authorization header?AIt is optional and has no effectBIt encrypts the token automaticallyCIt tells the server to ignore the tokenDIt specifies the authentication scheme usedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the role of 'Bearer' keyword'Bearer' indicates the type of authentication scheme to the server.Step 2: Explain why it mattersThe server uses this to know how to process the token properly.Final Answer:It specifies the authentication scheme used -> Option DQuick Check:'Bearer' word = authentication scheme indicator [OK]Quick Trick: 'Bearer' tells server how to interpret the token [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking 'Bearer' encrypts the tokenAssuming 'Bearer' is optionalBelieving 'Bearer' causes server to ignore token
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