Spring Boot - Exception HandlingWhich HTTP header is commonly used to indicate that a response body contains Problem Details JSON?AAccept: application/jsonBContent-Type: application/problem+jsonCAuthorization: Bearer tokenDCache-Control: no-cacheCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the standard media type for Problem DetailsThe Problem Details format uses the media type 'application/problem+json' to specify the error format.Step 2: Match the header with the media typeThe Content-Type header indicates the media type of the response body, so it should be 'application/problem+json'.Final Answer:Content-Type: application/problem+json -> Option BQuick Check:Problem Details media type = application/problem+json [OK]Quick Trick: Use Content-Type with application/problem+json for error responses [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing Accept header with Content-TypeUsing generic application/json insteadMixing authorization headers with content type
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