Rest API - Authentication and AuthorizationWhat will be the output if an API call is made without a valid token and the server requires token authentication?AResponse with status 200 and dataBResponse with status 404 Not FoundCResponse with status 500 Internal Server ErrorDResponse with status 401 Unauthorized errorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand token authentication behaviorIf the token is missing or invalid, the server denies access and returns 401.Step 2: Match the expected responseOnly Response with status 401 Unauthorized error correctly describes the 401 Unauthorized response.Final Answer:Response with status 401 Unauthorized error -> Option DQuick Check:Missing token response = 401 Unauthorized [OK]Quick Trick: No token means 401 Unauthorized response [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESExpecting success without tokenConfusing 401 with 500 server errorAssuming 404 for missing token
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