Rest API - Advanced PatternsWhich scenario best shows when to use an idempotency key in a REST API?AWhen a client requests a list of productsBWhen a client retries a payment request after a network failureCWhen a client logs in with username and passwordDWhen a client fetches static imagesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify operations that need safe retriesOperations like payments that change server state need idempotency keys to avoid duplicates on retry.Step 2: Match scenarios with this needRetrying a payment request fits this need, unlike fetching data or logging in.Final Answer:When a client retries a payment request after a network failure -> Option BQuick Check:Use case for idempotency key = state-changing retries [OK]Quick Trick: Use idempotency keys for retrying state-changing requests [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing idempotency keys for simple data fetchesConfusing login with state changesApplying keys to static content requests
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