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Drag and drop the HTTP verbs from the left onto the API operations on the right. <DragDrop items={["DELETE","GET","PATCH","POST","PUT"]} slots={[{"answer":"POST","id":"s1","label":"creates a subordinate resource under the specified URI"},{"answer":"DELETE","id":"s2","label":"erases a specific resource"},{"answer":"PUT","id":"s3","label":"fully replaces the current version of a specific resource with new content from the payload"},{"answer":"PATCH","id":"s4","label":"partially modifies a specific resource"},{"answer":"GET","id":"s5","label":"requests specific information about a resource"}]} explanation={"In REST-style APIs, GET retrieves a resource representation, POST creates a new subordinate resource, PUT replaces the entire target resource with the supplied representation, PATCH applies partial updates, and DELETE removes the target resource.\n\n**Learn more:** [Cisco DevNet: REST API Fundamentals](https://developer.cisco.com/learning/modules/rest-api-fundamentals/)"} reuse={false} />

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Post Delete Put Patch Get
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Easy way to remember put vs patch: when you patch up a wound, you're only trying to heal/modify part of yourself
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