Api design and prototype

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• #15: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #16: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #17: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #18: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #19: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #20: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
• #21: The blueprint starts with a metadata section. In this case we have specified that FORMAT has the value of 1A. The format keyword denotes the version of the API Blueprint. The first heading in the blueprint serves as the name of your API, which in this case is "Polls". Headings start with one or more # symbols followed by a title. The API Name here uses one hash to distinguish it as the first level. The number of # you use will determine the level of the heading. Following the heading is a description of the API. You may use further headings to break up the description section.
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