LocalhostopenUser. php... here openUser. php is equivalent to an interface, where get_user_list is an API. is that the explanation? Http: // localhost/openUser. php...
Here, openUser. php is equivalent to an interface, and get_user_list is an API. is that the explanation?
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Here, openUser. php is equivalent to an interface, and get_user_list is an API. is that the explanation?
Here, openUser can only be said to be a set of interfaces, a set of user interfaces. Get_user_list is the real interface.
Note that the Interface is the Interface, that is, the I in the API, so the Interface should be equal to the API.
In general, the set of a class of interfaces, that is, the openUser here, will express it as APIs.
However, there are no plural numbers in Chinese, or they can be collectively referred to as interfaces.
Of course, the design of this interface address and request method is alsoSimple enough.
OpenUser. php is the file name, get_user_list is a function, that is, the request processing operation, type = json data request format