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In what way does an application programming interface (API) differ from the user interface on a website?

A. An API is software that performs a specific function.
B. An API troubleshoots issues for users and IT professionals.
C. An API is a phone call between you and your family.
D. An API does not require cloud access.



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Final answer:

An API acts as a system-to-system communication tool different from a website's user interface.


Explanation:

An Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of methods and variables that allow interaction with a system, acting as its user interface for programmers. Unlike the user interface on a website that is designed for end-users to interact with, an API serves as a bridge for systems to communicate with each other.


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