In this video tutorial, the instructor guides viewers through the process of developing an API endpoint to fetch tweets specific to a user. The tutorial covers the importance of filtering tweets by user ID, implementing the user ID parameter, and ensuring error handling for cases where a user has no tweets. The video concludes with a brief summary of the steps taken to achieve the endpoint functionality.

What is the main purpose of the API endpoint discussed in this episode?

• To delete tweets from a user's profile

• To return tweets belonging to a specific user

• To update tweets for a specific user

• To fetch all tweets from all users

How is the user specified in the modified function?

• By using the user's phone number

• By using the user's email

• By using the user's username

• By using the user's ID

What is the purpose of defining a constant for the user ID?

• To store the user's name

• To ensure the ID is used consistently in the API

• To calculate the number of tweets

• To display the user's profile picture

What does the error handling in the endpoint check for?

• If the user has more than 100 tweets

• If the user has not tweeted yet

• If the user has deleted their account

• If the user has changed their username

What status code is returned if no tweets are found for a user?

• 200

• 404

• 500

• 204