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Description: A function API allows developers to expose specific functions of an application as API endpoints. This means that instead of interacting with the entire application, users can access concrete functionalities through HTTP requests. These APIs are particularly useful in service-oriented architectures, where each service can offer one or several specific functions. Function APIs are […]