Clients can only access resources using  URIs . In... - Deepstash

Clients can only access resources using URIs. In other words, the client requests a resource using a URI and the server responds with a representation of the resource. A representation of a resource is another important concept in REST - to ensure responses can be interpreted by the widest possible number of client applications a representation of the resource is sent in hypertext format.

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