Understanding API Interfaces: Methods, Payloads, and HTTP Status Codes

1. API interface is common and consists of methods, endpoints, request payloads, and application types.
2. Request payload is the data that the user sends for a specific action.
3. Application type specifies the format of the data being sent, commonly XML or JSON.
4. Response content type is the format in which the server responds to the client, often JSON.
5. HTTP status codes indicate the outcome of the request, such as 200 for success and 400 for errors.
6. The code descriptions for HTTP status codes are provided by the development team based on user stories and project requirements.

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