API Testing with Postman: Part 1 (What is an API?)

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API Testing Postman: In this series on API Testing with Postman – Part 1, you will learn what an API is, what is API testing with Postman installed, and a quick overview of the Postman tool. #API #APITesting #Postman #APITestingTutorials.

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You will learn the concepts of API, API testing, web services and the basics of HTTP methods which will be useful for interview questions on API testing. You will learn all about API testing using Postman.

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What is an API? 3:35
API Types 4:57
What is API testing? 5:12
Why do we do API testing? 5:58
What needs to be tested in API testing? 7:18
SOAP vs. REST 8:47
What is REST? Step by step. 12.41
Who uses the REST APIs 13:04
API testing with Postman (Installing Postman and overview) 18:09
API testing of test cases with Postman23:00

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API stands for Application Programming Interface.
API is a defined set of rules that contains clearly defined communication methods. API helps different software components to interact with each other.

API testing is the process of testing the collection of APIs to ensure that they meet expectations in terms of functionality, reliability, performance, and security and return the correct response.
API testing is used to determine whether the output is well-structured and useful for another application or not. It also checks the response based on the input parameters (request parameters) and checks how much time the API takes to fetch and authorize the data. Tools and services I recommend:
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