Endpoints

Endpoints are specific points where two systems, such as a computer program and an external service, connect and communicate. Think of them as portals or entry points that allow data to be sent and received. For example, in a web application, an API endpoint might be a URL where the app can request information or send data to a server. Endpoints define the exact location and method of interaction, enabling different software to work together efficiently and securely. They are essential for integrating services and building connected digital environments.