What does REST stand for in RESTful architecture?

• Representational State Transfer

• Remote Execution System Transfer

• Rapid Execution State Transfer

• Representational Service Transfer

Which HTTP method is typically used to create a resource in RESTful services?

• GET

• POST

• DELETE

• PUT

In RESTful architecture, what is the primary identifier for a resource?

• URL

• IP address

• HTML tag

• JavaScript function

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of RESTful architecture?

• Statelessness

• Cacheability

• Coupling

• Layered system

What HTTP status code indicates that a resource has been successfully created?

• 200 OK

• 404 Not Found

• 201 Created

• 500 Internal Server Error

In RESTful architecture, which format is commonly used for data interchange?

• XML

• JSON

• CSV

• YAML

Which of the following HTTP methods is used to update a resource?

• GET

• POST

• PUT

• DELETE

What is the purpose of HTTP headers in RESTful services?

• To store cookies

• To provide metadata

• To execute scripts

• To define CSS styles

Which REST constraint ensures that each request from a client contains all the information needed to understand and process the request?

• Client-server

• Statelessness

• Cacheability

• Layered system

Which of the following is a benefit of using RESTful APIs?

• Tight coupling between client and server

• Scalability

• Complexity

• Limited data formats