Cisco Exam 300-535 Topic 5 Question 56 Discussion

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What are two fundamental design constraints of a RESTful API? (Choose two.)

AIt includes a series of interactions to the API that are dependent on one another.

BIt is dependent on the communication protocol being HTTP.

CIt exposes procedures or functions for a client call.

DEach interaction is independent from all others on the server side.

EIt is a client-server communication model where the client and the server are independent of one another.

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Latonia

3 days ago

The question says 'fundamental design constraints', not 'fundamental dance constraints'. Although a RESTful API with a little salsa might be interesting...

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Georgene

5 days ago

B and D, no doubt. A RESTful API is all about being stateless and using standard protocols like HTTP. Anything else would be a REST-less nightmare!

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Na

11 days ago

This is a tricky one, but I think the correct answers are B and D. Gotta love those stateless interactions!

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Emelda

22 hours ago

I agree, B and D are the correct answers. Statelessness is key in RESTful APIs.

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Veda

12 days ago

I believe that it also exposes procedures or functions for a client call, which is another important design constraint of a RESTful API.

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Eveline

13 days ago

I agree with you, Tasia. The independence of each interaction on the server side is crucial for the scalability and flexibility of a RESTful API.

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Tasia

15 days ago

I think the fundamental design constraints of a RESTful API are that it is dependent on the communication protocol being HTTP and each interaction is independent from all others on the server side.

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Steffanie

16 days ago

I'd go with B and E. The client-server independence and the use of HTTP are core principles of REST.

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Keena

19 days ago

I believe that a RESTful API should also be a client-server communication model where the client and the server are independent of one another. This helps in achieving a loosely coupled architecture.

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Meghan

21 days ago

I agree with Peggie. It's important for a RESTful API to be independent from all others on the server side to ensure scalability and flexibility.

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Peggie

22 days ago

I think the fundamental design constraints of a RESTful API are that it is dependent on the communication protocol being HTTP and each interaction is independent from all others on the server side.

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Gerald

23 days ago

Definitely B and D. A RESTful API is built on top of HTTP, and each interaction should be independent on the server side. This ensures scalability and flexibility.

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Thora

I agree, B and D are the correct choices for fundamental design constraints of a RESTful API.

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