Refer to the exhibit. Which Webex Teams REST API request has generated the response body in the exhibit?

The correct answer is C. GET/v1/rooms?max=1. Option C is correct because the max parameter in the Webex Teams API controls the number of items returned - max=1 limits the response to a single room object, which matches what the exhibit displays. The sortBy parameter in options A and B affects the ordering of results, not…

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Refer to the exhibit. Which Webex Teams REST API request has generated the response body in the exhibit?

Exhibit

Options

AGET/v1/rooms?sortBy=lastactivity
BGET/v1/rooms?sortBy=created
CGET/v1/rooms?max=1
DGET/v1/spaces?orderBy=lastActivity

How the community answered

(42 responses)

A
7% (3)
B
14% (6)
C
57% (24)
D
21% (9)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the max parameter in the Webex Teams API controls the number of items returned - max=1 limits the response to a single room object, which matches what the exhibit displays. The sortBy parameter in options A and B affects the ordering of results, not the count, so those requests would return multiple rooms rather than just one. Option D is doubly wrong: Webex Teams uses /v1/rooms as the endpoint (not /v1/spaces), and the correct query parameter for sorting is sortBy, not orderBy.

Memory tip: Think of max as a cap on quantity - whenever you see only one item in a Webex API response body, that's your signal that max=1 was used. If the question is about order, look for sortBy; if it's about count, look for max.

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#Webex REST API#Rooms endpoint#API query parameters#max parameter

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