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Which two statements describe advantages of consuming APIs with asynchronous versus synchronous requests? (Choose two.)

  • A. All Cisco APIs are designed to be invoked asynchronously.
  • B. APIs respond more quickly when invoked asynchronously.
  • C. Asynchronous request coding is less complex.
  • D. Application threads do not block waiting for an asynchronous response.
  • E. Multiple asynchronous requests can be sent simultaneously.
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alexgrt
9 months, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: DE
The correct answer is DE A - maybe but thats no advantage to the dev B - A Server to does not differenciate between async and sync calls. It canot do that C - that is not true, you need to handle async, awaits in python that is an advanced concept D - correct a thread may continue executing E - also correct
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iamnoone
1 year, 7 months ago
B cannot be correct. How fast an API responds is not related to how the API request is called prgrammatically sync/async. On the other hand you can manage multiple parallel calls with async requests So C and D is correct the correct answer.
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iamnoone
1 year, 7 months ago
I meant C and E is the correct answer.
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iamnoone
1 year, 7 months ago
Sorry, I meant D&E
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