Rest API - Batch and Bulk OperationsWhy do batch operations reduce round trips even when some individual requests in the batch fail?ABecause batch operations only send successful requestsBBecause the entire batch is sent and responded to in one network call regardless of individual failuresCBecause failed requests are automatically retried by the serverDBecause failed requests do not count as round tripsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand batch request network behaviorThe batch is sent as one request and the server replies once with all results.Step 2: Analyze impact of individual failuresFailures inside the batch do not cause extra network calls; the batch round trip remains one.Final Answer:Because the entire batch is sent and responded to in one network call regardless of individual failures -> Option BQuick Check:Batch sends one network call even if some requests fail = C [OK]Quick Trick: Batch is one call even if some requests fail [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking server retries failed requests automaticallyAssuming batch sends only successful requestsBelieving failed requests add extra round trips
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