Which HTTP method is used by webhooks and notifies a listener about an event change?

The correct answer is B. POST. Webhooks typically use the HTTP POST method to notify a listener about an event change. When an event occurs, such as an update or a change in status, the webhook sends an HTTP POST request to a predefined URL (endpoint) provided by the listener. The payload of the POST request…

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APUT
BPOST
CPATCH
DGET

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Webhooks typically use the HTTP POST method to notify a listener about an event change. When an event occurs, such as an update or a change in status, the webhook sends an HTTP POST request to a predefined URL (endpoint) provided by the listener. The payload of the POST request contains information about the event, allowing the listener to take appropriate actions in response to the event.

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