What Is a REST Client? Definition, Requests, Tools, and Code Examples
A REST client is any program that sends HTTP requests to an API and handles its responses. Learn how clients work, which tools to use, and how to write one.
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A REST client is any program that sends HTTP requests to an API and handles its responses. Learn how clients work, which tools to use, and how to write one.
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