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Get is idempotent because it's the identity function. It does not change the state of the data. So it's a trivial case of idempotency. A more interesting funct
by elcomet 6y ago
Get is idempotent because it's the identity function. It does not change the state of the data. So it's a trivial case of idempotency.
A more interesting function is PUT (idempotent) vs POST (not idempotent)
- Animats 6y agoGET is supposed to be idempotent. But there are sites and APIs where URL parameters make something happen on a GET.