Refer to the exhibit. An engineer at a new ISP must configure many Cisco devices in the data center. To make the process more efficient, the engineer decides to automate the task with a REST API…

Based on typical REST API (RESTCONF) payloads for Cisco IOS XR, a JSON script targeting an interface named 'Loopback0' and containing an `ipv4-network` block is used to configure or update the IP address of that specific loopback interface.

This option is incorrect because configuring a physical interface and creating a loopback would require specific JSON structures for both, which is not implied by a single task focused on a loopback's IP.

This option is incorrect because the JSON would specify a physical interface name (e.g., GigabitEthernet) if it were configuring a physical interface, not a loopback interface.

This option is incorrect because deleting and replacing an interface would typically involve a DELETE operation followed by a PUT/POST, or a PUT operation replacing the entire configuration, not simply updating an IP address.