Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of an API?
An API serves as a bridge between different software applications, enabling them to exchange data and functionality seamlessly. It allows developers to integrate third-party services or build new applications on top of existing platforms, enhancing efficiency and expanding capabilities.
How does an API work?
An API works by defining a set of rules and protocols that specify how different software components should interact with each other. It typically consists of a collection of functions, procedures, and data structures that developers can use to access and manipulate the underlying software or platform. By following the API's guidelines, developers can leverage the functionalities provided by the API in their own applications or systems.
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