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1. If you’re a regular visitor to the RapidAPI website, you probably already know that an API is an amazing thing.
2. But if you’re a new developer, you may not know what an API is exactly.
3. If you are a beginner programmer, you may be wondering what the definition of API is.
4. An API (Application Programming Interface) allows your application to interact with an external service using a simple set of commands.
5. An API defines the means by which the consumer of the API invokes functions and receives data in return from the provider of the API.
6. Twilio, as an API company, provides many different kinds of APIs to our customers to help them build applications that communicate.
7. The application programming interface is typically provided by software developers so that programmers of other applications can use the interface.
8. For instance, Google has released an API that enables other programmers to dock their own applications to Google services.
9. A REST API uses the same commands as HTTP.
10. That’s why an API is often provided with extensive documentation on syntax and function.
11. An API is a tool that allows data to be retrieved from one system by another system or application.
12. The more APIs that are developed, the more the appetite for API consumption has grown.
13. Application Programming Interfaces, also known as API, play a critical role in the way we interact with technology nowadays.
14. To consoliate and facilitate searching for all sorts of APIs for different cloud products, SAP launched its API Business Hub.
15. The SAP API Business Hub even allows to generate snippets of code in different languages to facilitate the API consumption.
16. SAP's Cloud Platform (SCP) puts at developers' disposal a service called API Management.
17. The Reliability Workbench Application Programming Interface (API) enables users to seamlessly link their databases or external applications to Reliability Workbench projects.
18. For example, the API may be used to create a custom link between a SQL Server database for importing data into a Reliability Workbench project.
19. The Reliability Workbench API is available by linking to the Reliability Workbench Dynamic Link Library (DLL).
20. You’ve likely seen the term “API” come up.
21. Think of an API like a menu in a restaurant.
22. Similarly, an API lists a bunch of operations that developers can use, along with a description of what they do.
23. You use the camera API to embed the iPhone’s built-in camera in your app.
24. Application Programming Interface (API) in its simplest form is code that allows for two software programs to communicate with each other.
25. API use has increased tremendously over the last ten years.
26. Many of today’s web applications would not even be possible without the capabilities of API.
27. For example, every time something is shared on social media, an API is involved.
28. An application programming interface (API) is a messenger that processes requests and ensures seamless functioning of enterprise systems.
29. API enables interaction between data, applications, and devices.
30. API can also be defined as an online programming interface of the organization.
31. An application programming interface creates a channel for the company to sell its products and services online.
32. API documentations, such as API specifications, tutorials, and online forums, are valuable learning resources for reusing the APIs.
33. In recent years, many data‐driven API documentation mining (ADM) methods have been proposed.
34. These methods mine API documentations and return API‐related information to help developers better understand and reuse APIs.
35. You'll notice we used the keyword import, followed by the name of the API.
36. s'intégrer dans une application d'émission ou d'édition de vidéo grâce à une interface de programmation (API).
37. using the FUNDcom Java API (Application Programming Interface) using the classes provided.
38. Our results also show that general quality criteria such as completeness and clarity are relevant to API documentation as well.
39. Developing and maintaining API documentation therefore need to involve the expertise of communication professionals.
40. For example, in the Twilio API when a text message is sent to a Twilio phone number Twilio sends an HTTP POST request webhook to the URL specified by the user.
41. Integrate an API such as Twilio or Stripe into your web application.
42. Read the API integration section for more information.
43. Use a framework to create an API for your own application.
44. The company is already preparing updates including enterprise single sign-on, self-service functionality and a public application programming interface for additional apps.
45. Scott noted in the company's blog post that GPT-3 would still be accessible via OpenAI's application programming interface platform (API).
46. The application accessed students' identifying information, like Social Security numbers, through an application programming interface.
47. In April, the companies joined forces to create an API, or application programming interface, that would use Bluetooth to let nearby phones speak to each other and internally log contacts.
48. A program without an API would not be able to work with other applications very effectively.
49. The extra effort of producing an API can be justified, as they often help a program’s relevance and longevity by allowing it to be accessed by other programs.
50. API stands for application programming interface, an integral part of web development that appears in a multitude of ways in the programming world.
51. Each of these external software components operates with its own unique API.
52. We can send an API a request detailing the information we want.
53. This means that an API that returns JSON can be accessed by an application written in Java, Ruby, Python, JS, PHP and many more.
54. This makes an API scalable and platform independent.
55. Find a public API that offers the kind of information you want to access.
56. When it comes to the application programming interfaces (APIs) and the API economy, the question that gets asked most frequently is "What is an API?" .
57. In debating what metaphors were applicable, it became clear that none were perfect (somewhat proving the highly unique value proposition of the API).
58. Finally, this series is one of several that we consider a part of the core curriculum to ProgrammableWeb's API University.
59. As we look to expand this core curriculum (as well as all of the content that API U hopes to offer), it is also our intention to revisit these series and improve both their content and presentation.
60. The API economy is growing fast, and there are many mature and enterprise-ready solutions available for implementing API management layers.
61. To tackle these issues, this study has developed a basic API framework for governments.
62. the organisation of teams and the development of an API culture and (iv) designing processes based on API best practices.
63. With this aim, the Secretariat has developed an application programming interface (API).
64. The API provides a standard interface described by a set of standard protocols to facilitate interaction with computer systems.
65. To accomplish this, the asking program uses a set of standardized requests, called application programming interfaces (API), that have been defined for the program being called upon.
66. Middleware works by providing a standardized, API-like interface that can allow applications on different platforms or written in different languages to interoperate.
67. A software program's API also specifies how another program might interact with it by defining how data is categorized.
68. Any time a user copies information from one application and pastes it to another, for example, they engage the API of both applications to transfer data between the two programs.
69. Windows, for example, has many API sets that are used by system hardware and applications.
70. For example, a system API unlocks a company's billing database to retrieve an individual customer's billing information.
71. You’ve probably heard the terms API, Public API, or Web API before.
72. To simplify, an API delivers a user response to a system and sends the system’s response back to a user.
73. You may hear the term “microservices” come up in relation to API.
74. While API is the framework which developers interact with a web application.
75. According to API Management Company, Mashery, there exist three categories of Cloud APIs26; these are ▪ Control APIs: APIs that allow the end customer to configure their cloud provisioned service.
76. API Reference.27 Examples include the allocation of internet protocol (IP) addresses, creating/editing of access control lists, or monitoring of specific instances.
77. In a recent article published by DarkReading,28 author Rob Lemos presents the security risks API keys present to their end customers.
78. Thus, an API implies that a driver or program module is available in the computer to perform the operation or that software must be linked into the existing program to perform the tasks.
79. There are more than a thousand API calls in a full-blown operating system such as Windows, macOS or Unix, and APIs are very different between platforms.
80. An application program interface (API) is code that allows two software programs to communicate with each other.
81. An API defines the correct way for a developer to request services from an operating system (OS) or other application and expose data within different contexts and across multiple channels.
82. Exposing data with an API can improve the customer experience because it provides greater functionality and scope of services within a single application or other digital property.
83. Any web URL activates a web API.
84. An API is an interface that allows unrelated software programs to communicate with one another.
85. The API needs to include a means for the establishment of a trusted connection with the application that requests patient data.
86. The API Task Force report touches on APIs and HIPAA regulations, particularly focusing on patient-directed API technology.
87. An API is a set of definitions and protocols for building and integrating application software.
88. Alternatively, the book distributor could provide an API to check stock availability.
89. With a publicly available API, developers working for the book distributor, book sellers or third parties could develop an app to help customers find the books they’re looking for.
90. API security is all about good API management, which includes the use of an API gateway.
91. Technically, API stands for Application Programming Interface.
92. But how do you explain API in plain English?
93. To the browser, also known as the client, Facebook’s server is an API.
94. API use: The idea is to have your website’s server talk directly to Google’s server with a request to create an event with the given details.
95. Developers don't need to know how an API is implemented; they simply use the interface to communicate with other products and services.
96. An API is a set of defined rules that explain how computers or applications communicate with one another.
97. A client application initiates an API call to retrieve information—also known as a request.
98. This request is processed from an application to the web server via the API’s Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) and includes a request verb, headers, and sometimes, a request body.
99. API stands for application programming interface, a concept that applies everywhere from command-line tools to enterprise Java code to Ruby on Rails web apps.
100. Unless you write every single line of code from scratch, you’re going to be interacting with external software components, each with its own API.
101. An API is defined as a specification of possible interactions with a software component.
102. Its API would include information about what it can do—accelerate, brake, turn on the radio, etc.
103. API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface, which is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other.
104. That’s where the waiter or API comes in.
105. The waiter is the messenger – or API – that takes your request or order and tells the kitchen – the system – what to do.
106. The travel service, in this case, interacts with the airline’s API.
107. For other uses, see API (disambiguation) "Api.php" redirects here.
108. An application programming interface (API) is a computing interface that defines interactions between multiple software intermediaries.
109. An API can be entirely custom, specific to a component, or designed based on an industry-standard to ensure interoperability.
110. In building applications, an API (application programming interface) simplifies programming by abstracting the underlying implementation and only exposing objects or actions the developer needs.
111. An API is a set of programming code that enables data transmission between one software product and another.
112. The API documentation is a manual for developers that includes all necessary information on how to work with the API and use the services it provides.
113. Each API contains and is implemented by function calls – language statements that request software to perform particular actions and services.
114. Even if apps are publicly available, the interface itself remains available only for those working directly with the API publisher.
115. Have you ever heard the word “API,” and wondered exactly what it is?
116. API stands for Application Programming Interface.
117. JSON sets a standardized method for consuming API payloads so that you can take advantage of its connection to JavaScript and the browser.

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