What is a difference between a synchronous API and an asynchronous API? A. Synchronous API calls require an authentication header to be sent while asynchronous calls do not require authentication. B. Synchronous API calls are returned immediately while asynchronous calls do not guarantee an immediate response. C. An asynchronous API can make offline calls while synchronous APIs do not have this capability. D. An asynchronous API can make a larger number of calls in a speci ed time period than a synchronous API. Correct Answer: B This question is in 200-901 exam For getting Cisco Certified DevNet Associate Certificate
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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer writes a Python script that uses two different API calls to query Cisco DNA Center for the number of interfaces on a device. The engineer notices that the two API calls produce different results. Why are fewer interfaces returned for the same device when the ‘get_all_interfaces’ API call is used?
Which JSON is equivalent to the XML-encoded data?
Correct Answer: B
