Rest API - Batch and Bulk OperationsWhy might a batch update API choose to use the PATCH method instead of PUT?APUT is only for creating new resourcesBPATCH allows partial updates without sending full resource dataCPATCH requires sending the entire resource representationDPUT cannot be used with JSON payloadsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand difference between PATCH and PUTPATCH updates parts of a resource; PUT replaces entire resource.Step 2: Apply to batch update contextPATCH is efficient for batch updates as it sends only changed fields.Final Answer:PATCH allows partial updates without sending full resource data -> Option BQuick Check:PATCH vs PUT in batch = partial updates [OK]Quick Trick: PATCH sends partial data; PUT replaces whole resource [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking PUT is only for creationBelieving PATCH sends full resourceAssuming PUT cannot handle JSON
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