Which format does Quick Base use for APIs?

Quick Base utilizes JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) as the primary format for its APIs. JSON is a lightweight data interchange format that is easy for humans to read and write, and easy for machines to parse and generate. This makes it a suitable choice for web services and APIs, as it allows for efficient data exchange between the client and the server.

In the context of Quick Base, when interacting with the APIs, developers utilize JSON to send requests and receive responses. This promotes a streamlined process for integrating and manipulating data within Quick Base applications, enabling a seamless user experience when working with various programming languages and platforms.

While XML is another format that has been used in APIs historically, JSON has become more prevalent due to its simplicity and efficiency. The other options, HTML and TTYL, do not reflect data interchange formats and therefore are not applicable in the context of Quick Base APIs. HTML is primarily used for structuring content on the web, and TTYL is an informal acronym for "talk to you later," having no relevance to APIs or data formats.