[Solved] You receive this error response from your API:{"error": {"code": "400", "message": "Bad Request"}}Why might this cause problems in your client code expecting code as a number? | Rest API

Rest API - Error Handling

You receive this error response from your API:

{"error": {"code": "400", "message": "Bad Request"}}

Why might this cause problems in your client code expecting code as a number?

ABecause the error key is misspelled

BBecause the message is missing

CBecause the code is a string, not a number, causing type errors

DBecause the JSON is invalid

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify the data type of code field
The code field is given as a string "400" instead of a number 400.
Step 2: Understand client expectations
If client expects a number, receiving a string can cause type errors or failed comparisons.
Final Answer:
Because the code is a string, not a number, causing type errors -> Option C
Quick Check:
Type mismatch in code field causes errors [OK]

Quick Trick: Check if code is number, not string, to avoid type errors [OK]

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