Python Quiz for API Integration – 01

Welcome to the Python Quiz for API Integration! This quiz is designed to test your understanding and skills in integrating various APIs using the Python programming language. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) are a crucial part of modern software development, enabling communication between different software systems. Through this quiz, you will encounter a series of questions that challenge your knowledge on making HTTP requests, handling responses, and parsing JSON data in Python. Whether you are looking to refresh your knowledge or evaluate your readiness for more advanced tasks, this quiz offers a fun and interactive way to assess your competency in Python API integration. So, gear up and let’s dive into the world of APIs with Python!

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Python API Integration – 01

Level: Advanced

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1. How would you handle POST data in Flask?

a) Use `request.json` to get JSON data

b) Use `request.get_data()` method

c) None of the above

d) Use `request.post_data` to get data

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2. How would you define a DELETE endpoint in Flask?

a) None of the above

b) app.delete('/data/:id', function(req, res) { res.json({'id': req.params.id, 'status': 'deleted'}) })

c) DELETE('/data/{id}') -> {'id': id, 'status': 'deleted'}

d) @app.route('/data/<int:id>', methods=['DELETE'])def delete_data(id): return jsonify({'id': id, 'status': 'deleted'}), 204

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3. How would you parse query parameters in Flask?

a) Use `request.query.param_name`

b) Use `request.args.get('param_name')`

c) None of the above

d) Use `request.getQuery('param_name')`

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4. How would you register a blueprint in Flask?

a) app.use(blueprint)

b) app.register_blueprint(blueprint)

c) blueprint.register(app)

d) None of the above

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5. How would you define a PUT endpoint in Flask?

a) None of the above

b) @app.route('/data/<int:id>', methods=['PUT'])def update_data(id): return jsonify({'id': id, 'status': 'updated'})

c) PUT('/data/{id}') -> {'id': id, 'status': 'updated'}

d) app.put('/data/:id', function(req, res) { res.json({'id': req.params.id, 'status': 'updated'}) })

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6. How would you define a custom 404 handler in Flask?

a) 404() -> {'error': 'Not found'}

b) app.error(404, function(req, res) { res.json({'error': 'Not found'}) })

c) None of the above

d) @app.errorhandler(404)def not_found(error): return jsonify({'error': 'Not found'}), 404

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7. How would you enable CORS for a Flask API?

a) Set `app.cors = True`

b) Use `@app.route('/data', cors=True)`

c) Use `flask_cors` extension and `CORS(app)`

d) None of the above

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8. How would you add middleware in Flask?

a) None of the above

b) Use `app.middleware()` method

c) Use `app.use_middleware()` method

d) Use `@app.before_request` or `@app.after_request` decorators

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9. How would you return a custom status code in Flask?

a) return jsonify({'error': 'Not found'}), 404

b) None of the above

c) return response.status(404).json({'error': 'Not found'})

d) return Response(404, json.dumps({'error': 'Not found'}))

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10. How would you add a URL parameter in a Flask endpoint?

a) @app.route('/data/<int:id>', methods=['GET'])def get_data(id): return jsonify({'id': id})

b) GET('/data/{id}') -> {'id': id}

c) app.get('/data/:id', function(req, res) { res.json({'id': req.params.id}) })

d) None of the above

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