Rest API - Caching StrategiesWhy might a server choose to use weak ETags instead of strong ETags in validation-based caching?ATo disable caching entirelyBBecause weak ETags are more secureCBecause weak ETags are required by HTTP/2DTo allow minor changes without forcing cache refreshCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand difference between weak and strong ETagsWeak ETags tolerate minor changes that don't affect resource meaning.Step 2: Reason why server uses weak ETagsThey avoid unnecessary cache invalidation for insignificant changes.Final Answer:To allow minor changes without forcing cache refresh -> Option DQuick Check:Weak ETags allow minor changes without refresh = C [OK]Quick Trick: Weak ETags tolerate small changes to avoid cache misses [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking weak ETags improve securityBelieving weak ETags disable cachingAssuming HTTP/2 requires weak ETags
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