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* DELETE requests are idempotent because DELETEing a resource that's no longer there will result in the same deleted resource. | * DELETE requests are idempotent because DELETEing a resource that's no longer there will result in the same deleted resource. | ||
* PUT requests are also idempotent because if you set the state for an object to the same value twice it will still have the value you provided. | * PUT requests are also idempotent because if you set the state for an object to the same value twice it will still have the value you provided. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:21, 3 December 2020
Idempotency means that you can perform an action more than once without changing any state.
Examples
- GET requests can be done more than once because they are supposed to not change any state at all
- DELETE requests are idempotent because DELETEing a resource that's no longer there will result in the same deleted resource.
- PUT requests are also idempotent because if you set the state for an object to the same value twice it will still have the value you provided.