Rest API - Pagination PatternsHow can combining pagination with filtering improve performance when handling large datasets in a REST API?AIt increases the total data sent by applying filters after paginationBIt reduces the amount of data sent by selecting relevant items and limiting results per pageCIt disables pagination when filters are appliedDIt sorts data randomly to improve speedCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand filtering and pagination rolesFiltering selects only relevant data, while pagination limits how much data is sent at once.Step 2: Combine filtering and paginationApplying filters first reduces dataset size, then pagination sends manageable chunks, improving performance.Final Answer:It reduces the amount of data sent by selecting relevant items and limiting results per page -> Option BQuick Check:Filtering + pagination = efficient data transfer [OK]Quick Trick: Filter first, then paginate for best performance [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESApplying pagination before filteringDisabling pagination when filteringAssuming filtering increases data size
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