API

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Application Programming Interface, or API for short, is a group of subroutines and communication protocols that allow different programmes to commute. Programmers can simplify and ease their code by utilising a variety of API tools. Additionally, an API gives programmers a productive way to create software. To put it another way, an API facilitates communication between two programmes or applications by giving them access to the required resources and features. It receives the request from the user, forwards it to the service provider, and then forwards the result back to the intended user.