Rest API - Error HandlingWhich of the following is the correct way to send a consistent error response in a REST API?AHTTP status 404 with a JSON body containing error code and messageBHTTP status 200 with error details in the bodyCHTTP status 500 with no bodyDHTTP status 302 redirecting to an error pageCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify proper HTTP status codes for errors404 means 'Not Found' and is appropriate for missing resources.Step 2: Check for clear error details in response bodyIncluding a JSON body with error code and message helps developers understand the issue.Final Answer:HTTP status 404 with a JSON body containing error code and message -> Option AQuick Check:Use correct status + clear JSON error [OK]Quick Trick: Use proper HTTP status and JSON error body [OK]Common Mistakes:Using status 200 for errorsSending no error detailsRedirecting instead of error response
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