How does GraphQL handle under-fetching and over-fetching of data compared to REST?
- It doesn't handle under-fetching or over-fetching, leaving it to the client's discretion.
- It handles under-fetching by automatically retrieving all available data and prevents over-fetching by limiting requests to one item at a time.
- It relies on server-side filtering to address both under-fetching and over-fetching issues.
- It solves under-fetching by enabling clients to request exactly the data they need, and it avoids over-fetching by reducing unnecessary data transfer.
GraphQL effectively handles under-fetching and over-fetching of data by allowing clients to specify exactly what data they need, eliminating the need to make multiple requests for related data and minimizing unnecessary data transfer. This results in more efficient data retrieval.
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