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What are some common API errors?
What are some common API errors?
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hi,
Missing module errors
Documentation errors
Parameter validation errors
Some other standard error expectations: if the result is not so predicted, then the occurrence of errors can be seen and for the same warnings are specified in the form of a message. There can be one or more warnings within an individual module.
Thanks
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Hi Chanchal,
Here is the List of 6 common Api Errors:
1. Using http:// instead of https://
2. Unexpected error codes
3. Using the wrong HTTP method
4. Sending invalid authorization credentials
5. Not specifying Content-Type or Accept header
6. APIs returning invalid content type when there is an error
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