Creating API test cases involves identifying the different endpoints and parameters of the API, determining the expected behavior of each endpoint, and designing test cases to validate that behavior. Test cases should cover positive and negative scenarios, such as testing valid input and testing error handling. Utilizing tools like Postman or Swagger can assist in building and running test cases efficiently. It is also important to consider factors like data setup, environment configurations, and security measures when creating API test cases. Regularly updating and maintaining test cases is essential to ensure the API's functionality and reliability.
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