Rest API - Caching StrategiesWhich Cache-Control directive forces caches to revalidate the resource with the server before using it?Amax-ageBno-cacheCno-storeDpublicCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the directive that requires revalidationThe 'no-cache' directive means caches must check with the server before using the cached response.Step 2: Differentiate from other directives'max-age' sets freshness time, 'no-store' disables caching, and 'public' allows caching by any cache.Final Answer:'no-cache' forces revalidation before use. -> Option BQuick Check:no-cache = revalidate before use [OK]Quick Trick: 'no-cache' means check with server before using cache [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESConfusing 'no-cache' with 'no-store'Thinking 'max-age' forces revalidationAssuming 'public' affects revalidation
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