Rest API - Error HandlingWhich HTTP status code is most appropriate to include in an error response when a client sends a request with missing required data?A200 OKB400 Bad RequestC404 Not FoundD500 Internal Server ErrorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the meaning of HTTP status codes400 Bad Request means the client sent invalid or incomplete data.Step 2: Compare with other codes200 means success, 404 means resource missing, 500 means server error.Final Answer:400 Bad Request -> Option BQuick Check:Missing data error code = 400 Bad Request [OK]Quick Trick: Use 400 for client errors like missing or invalid data [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing 200 for error responsesConfusing 404 with bad request errorsUsing 500 for client-side mistakes
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