Why do we need to test APIs?

We need to test APIs to ensure they are functioning correctly and meeting the expected performance standards. Testing helps identify any bugs or errors in the API code, ensuring that it operates as intended and delivers accurate responses to client requests. Additionally, testing helps validate the compatibility of the API with different platforms, versions, and environments, ensuring seamless integration with other systems. Ultimately, API testing helps enhance the reliability, usability, and security of the API, providing a better experience for both developers and end-users.

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