API requests are the process of sending requests to

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the server to specified endpoints to be protected using various HTTP methods. For example:

GET — a request designed to retrieve data from the server without any changes. For example, to get data about a specific user.

POST — a request that is used to build a new resource on the server. It is necessary to transfer data to the server in order to create a new object or perform a certain action. For example, such a request is necessary to place a new order.

PUT is a request used to update an existing resource on the server. It allows you to change the information or state of an existing object, for example, to update user data or update order details.

DELETE is a request designed to delete an existing resource nepal telegram data on the server. It is executed by a unique object identifier and is used, for example, to delete a user or an order.

API Server
Once the API client has generated a request, it forwards it to the appropriate API web service endpoint for processing. The API server is responsible for performing authentication, validating the incoming information, retrieving and modifying the data in the database, and returning the desired result to the client. While the API server retrieves and manipulates information from the application based on the request, the database organizes them in a way that facilitates efficient retrieval and manipulation. The API server acts as an intermediary between the API client and the database.

API Response
The API server is responsible for sending a response to the client after processing the request. The content of API responses can vary greatly depending on the type of request and the API design, but they typically consist of the following components: