To implement pagination in a REST API, I would typically use query parameters like ‘limit’ and ‘offset’ to control the number of records returned and the starting point. Considerations include choosing a suitable pagination method such as offset-based or cursor-based pagination, ensuring efficient database queries, and handling edge cases like invalid parameters or end-of-data scenarios.
How would you design a REST API endpoint to implement pagination for a large dataset returned from a database, and what considerations should you take into account?
To implement pagination in a REST API, I would typically use query parameters like ‘limit’ and ‘offset’ to control the number of records returned and the starting point. Considerations include…
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How would you design a REST API endpoint to implement pagination for a large dataset returned from a database, and what considerations should you take into account?
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