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Question 1/15

What is the purpose of using a RESTful API in a Vue.js application?

Select your answer

To transition between different components.

To replace Vuex state management.

To enhance the styling capabilities using CSS.

To enable the application to communicate with a server for data exchange.

Question 2/15

What response status code indicates a successful HTTP GET request to a RESTful API?

Select your answer

500

401

404

200

Question 3/15

In a Vue component, where should you typically store the response data from a RESTful API?

Select your answer

In the component's methods property.

In the component's computed properties.

In the component's data property.

In Vuex actions.

Question 4/15

When making an Axios request in Vue.js, how can you include an authorization token?

axios.get('/api/data', {
  headers: {
    'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN'
  }
});

Select your answer

By appending the token to the URL.

By logging in the user before each request.

By storing the token in localStorage only.

By adding the token in the headers of the HTTP request.

Question 5/15

Why is cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) important when working with RESTful APIs in Vue.js?

Select your answer

It enhances CSS and HTML styling.

It allows cross-domain requests in the browser.

It disables all security for development purposes.

It enables synchronous data fetching.

Question 6/15

Which Vue.js feature closely integrates with RESTful APIs for real-time data fetching and updating?

Select your answer

Vue transitions

Vuex store actions and mutations

Vue component slots

Vue CLI

Question 7/15

When integrating RESTful APIs, why is it important to handle errors in Vue.js?

Select your answer

To automatically retry the failed requests indefinitely.

To speed up data loading from the server.

To ensure that the component updates correctly.

To improve user experience and provide feedback to the user.

Question 8/15

Which HTTP status code indicates a client error, often due to incorrect input when interacting with a RESTful API?

Select your answer

200

301

500

400

Question 9/15

What is the benefit of using async/await over traditional Promise chains when fetching data in Vue.js?

Select your answer

It ensures no errors will occur.

It reduces the number of network requests made.

It makes asynchronous code look synchronous and easier to read.

It directly improves the application performance.

Question 10/15

Which JavaScript feature allows for handling asynchronous operations, such as API calls, in Vue.js?

Select your answer

Promises

Synchronous loops

Try-catch

setTimeout

Question 11/15

How can you send a POST request to a RESTful API using Axios in a Vue.js component?

axios.post('/api/data', { name: 'John Doe' })
  .then(response => {
    console.log(response);
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error(error);
  });

Select your answer

Using Vue-resource's $http.post method.

Sending a request using fetch API with a GET request.

Using the Axios get method with the URL and data object.

Using the Axios post method with the URL and data object.

Question 12/15

What is the purpose of the v-if directive when working with REST API data in Vue.js?

Select your answer

To conditionally render an element based on a boolean condition.

To loop through all elements in an array.

To bind a value to input fields.

To handle event listeners.

Question 13/15

What does the 'async' keyword signify in front of a function in Vue.js scripts?

Select your answer

That the function contains asynchronous operations that return a promise.

That the function will run multiple times.

That the function executes during page load.

That the function is a synchronous operation.

Question 14/15

How can you access query parameters from a URL in a Vue.js application using Vue Router?

Select your answer

Using window.location.getQuery() in the global scope.

Using document.querystring to parse the URL manually.

Using this.$route.query inside a component.

Stored directly in the Vuex state by default.

Question 15/15

When an API returns paginated data, how can you handle this in a Vue.js application?

Select your answer

By storing all data in local files for performance.

By using Vuex getters to fetch all pages automatically.

By converting paginated data into a single array at once.

By designing the component to fetch additional pages as needed based on user interaction.

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Question 1/15

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What is the purpose of using a RESTful API in a Vue.js application?

Available answers

To transition between different components.

To replace Vuex state management.

To enhance the styling capabilities using CSS.

To enable the application to communicate with a server for data exchange.

A RESTful API allows a Vue.js application to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on a server by sending HTTP requests, thereby facilitating communication and data exchange between the client and server.

Question 2/15

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What response status code indicates a successful HTTP GET request to a RESTful API?

Available answers

500

401

404

200

A 200 status code indicates that the request was successful, and the server successfully returned the requested data.

Question 3/15

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In a Vue component, where should you typically store the response data from a RESTful API?

Available answers

In the component's methods property.

In the component's computed properties.

In the component's data property.

In Vuex actions.

The response data from an API is usually stored in the component's data property so that it can be used and rendered by the template.

Question 4/15

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When making an Axios request in Vue.js, how can you include an authorization token?

axios.get('/api/data', {
  headers: {
    'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN'
  }
});

Available answers

By appending the token to the URL.

By logging in the user before each request.

By storing the token in localStorage only.

By adding the token in the headers of the HTTP request.

The code snippet demonstrates including an authorization token in the request headers, allowing secure API access.

Question 5/15

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Why is cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) important when working with RESTful APIs in Vue.js?

Available answers

It enhances CSS and HTML styling.

It allows cross-domain requests in the browser.

It disables all security for development purposes.

It enables synchronous data fetching.

CORS is a security feature implemented by browsers to allow or restrict requests that are made cross-domain, essential for frontend applications calling remote APIs.

Question 6/15

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Which Vue.js feature closely integrates with RESTful APIs for real-time data fetching and updating?

Available answers

Vue transitions

Vuex store actions and mutations

Vue component slots

Vue CLI

Vuex store actions are designed to handle asynchronous operations like data fetching from RESTful APIs, and mutations update the state based on the result, thus enabling real-time updates.

Question 7/15

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When integrating RESTful APIs, why is it important to handle errors in Vue.js?

Available answers

To automatically retry the failed requests indefinitely.

To speed up data loading from the server.

To ensure that the component updates correctly.

To improve user experience and provide feedback to the user.

Handling errors provides users with feedback and guidance when something goes wrong, such as when a network request fails. This is crucial for a positive user experience.

Question 8/15

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Which HTTP status code indicates a client error, often due to incorrect input when interacting with a RESTful API?

Available answers

200

301

500

400

A 400 status code indicates a bad request, often caused by incorrect input or parameters sent to the API by the client.

Question 9/15

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What is the benefit of using <code>async/await</code> over traditional Promise chains when fetching data in Vue.js?

Available answers

It ensures no errors will occur.

It reduces the number of network requests made.

It makes asynchronous code look synchronous and easier to read.

It directly improves the application performance.

The async/await syntax simplifies async code by making it look and be structured in a synchronous manner, which enhances code readability and maintenance.

Question 10/15

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Which JavaScript feature allows for handling asynchronous operations, such as API calls, in Vue.js?

Available answers

Promises

Synchronous loops

Try-catch

setTimeout

Promises are used in JavaScript to handle asynchronous operations such as API calls. They allow you to chain operations and handle success and failure cases.

Question 11/15

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How can you send a POST request to a RESTful API using Axios in a Vue.js component?

axios.post('/api/data', { name: 'John Doe' })
  .then(response => {
    console.log(response);
  })
  .catch(error => {
    console.error(error);
  });

Available answers

Using Vue-resource's <code>$http.post</code> method.

Sending a request using fetch API with a GET request.

Using the Axios <code>get</code> method with the URL and data object.

Using the Axios <code>post</code> method with the URL and data object.

The code snippet shows how to send a POST request using Axios by providing the URL and the data to be sent. This allows you to submit data to the server's endpoint.

Question 12/15

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What is the purpose of the <code>v-if</code> directive when working with REST API data in Vue.js?

Available answers

To conditionally render an element based on a boolean condition.

To loop through all elements in an array.

To bind a value to input fields.

To handle event listeners.

The v-if directive is used to conditionally render elements based on a boolean expression, such as whether the data from a REST API has been successfully fetched.

Question 13/15

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What does the 'async' keyword signify in front of a function in Vue.js scripts?

Available answers

That the function contains asynchronous operations that return a promise.

That the function will run multiple times.

That the function executes during page load.

That the function is a synchronous operation.

The async keyword allows you to write asynchronous functions using syntax that makes them look synchronous. Inside these functions, you can use await to wait for a promise to resolve.

Question 14/15

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How can you access query parameters from a URL in a Vue.js application using Vue Router?

Available answers

Using <code>window.location.getQuery()</code> in the global scope.

Using <code>document.querystring</code> to parse the URL manually.

Using <code>this.$route.query</code> inside a component.

Stored directly in the Vuex state by default.

Vue Router provides access to query parameters through this.$route.query, which can be used within any component using Vue Router for client-side routing.

Question 15/15

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When an API returns paginated data, how can you handle this in a Vue.js application?

Available answers

By storing all data in local files for performance.

By using Vuex getters to fetch all pages automatically.

By converting paginated data into a single array at once.

By designing the component to fetch additional pages as needed based on user interaction.

Paginated data in APIs can be handled by incrementally fetching data pages as required based on user requests such as scrolling or clicking through pages, thus optimizing performance.