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Q1Domain Verified
In the context of building a RESTful API with Node.js and Express, which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the principle of idempotency for a PUT request?
A client sends a request to create a new user. The server generates a unique ID and stores the user. Subsequent identical requests result in a 409 Conflict.
A client sends a request to delete a specific order. If the order exists, it is deleted and a 204 No Content is returne
A client sends a request to update a user's email address. If the email address is already the same, the server returns a 200 OK status.
If the order does not exist, a 404 Not Found is returned. D) A client sends a request to increment a counter on a product. Each identical request increments the counter further, and the server returns a 200 OK with the updated count.
Q2Domain Verified
specifically asks about PUT requests, and the server's response to a non-existent resource (404) is a common, but not strictly required, part of idempotency for DELETE. Option D describes a non-idempotent operation (incrementing a counter) where each subsequent request changes the state of the resource. Question: When designing an Express.js API that handles sensitive user data, what is the most robust approach to prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks?
Implementing CORS middleware to restrict which origins can access the API.
Using JWTs (JSON Web Tokens) for authentication and ensuring they are transmitted securely over HTTPS.
Generating and validating CSRF tokens for all state-changing requests (e.g., POST, PUT, DELETE).
Relying solely on HTTP Basic Authentication to verify user credentials for every request.
Q3Domain Verified
In an Express.js application, you are encountering issues with middleware execution order. You have middleware functions `authMiddleware` and `loggingMiddleware`. `authMiddleware` should always run before `loggingMiddleware` to ensure that only authenticated requests are logged with user details. Which of the following code structures guarantees this execution order?
app.get('/api/*', authMiddleware, loggingMiddleware);
app.use(authMiddleware); app.use(loggingMiddleware);
app.use(loggingMiddleware); app.use(authMiddleware);
app.use('/api/*', authMiddleware); app.use('/api/*', loggingMiddleware);

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