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What are two benefits of implementing common data structures when working with APIs in remote systems? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is D. enforces standardized data structures E. leverages code that is easily managed and reused. Using common data structures (such as JSON or XML schemas) when working with APIs provides two key benefits: (D) it enforces standardized data structures, ensuring consistent formatting and validation of data exchanged between systems; and (E) it enables code reuse because…
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What are two benefits of implementing common data structures when working with APIs in remote systems? (Choose two.)
Options
- Aensures that developers are limited to using one data schema type
- Bprevents multivendor interoperability
- Cimproves security in RESTful web services
- Denforces standardized data structures
- Eleverages code that is easily managed and reused
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- C8% (2)
- D88% (22)
Explanation
Using common data structures (such as JSON or XML schemas) when working with APIs provides two key benefits: (D) it enforces standardized data structures, ensuring consistent formatting and validation of data exchanged between systems; and (E) it enables code reuse because libraries, parsers, and data models built around standard structures can be shared and maintained across projects. Choice A is wrong - common structures expand, not limit, schema options. Choice B is wrong - standardization promotes interoperability, not the opposite. Choice C is incorrect because data structure standardization does not directly improve RESTful security.
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