The main HTTP methods (verbs) used in REST APIs are:
GET: Retrieves data from the server. Should be safe and idempotent.
POST: Creates new resources or submits data for processing.
PUT: Updates an entire resource or creates it if it doesn't exist. Should be idempotent.
PATCH: Partially updates a resource.
DELETE: Removes a resource. Should be idempotent.
HEAD: Similar to GET but returns only headers, not the body.
OPTIONS: Returns allowed methods for a resource.
Example:
GET /users/123 # Retrieve user with ID 123
POST /users # Create a new user
PUT /users/123 # Update entire user 123
PATCH /users/123 # Partially update user 123
DELETE /users/123 # Delete user 123
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