What is the primary purpose of API testing?
- To ensure that APIs work as intended
- To test the database schema of the application
- To validate the performance of a web application
- To verify the functionality of the user interface
API testing primarily focuses on checking whether APIs function as expected, ensuring their reliability and correctness.
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