👉 API Math, or Application Programming Interface Mathematics, is a set of standards and practices that define how software applications communicate with each other over the web using APIs. It involves structured data formats like JSON and XML, standardized HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), and well-defined data structures to ensure interoperability and consistency across different systems. API Math also encompasses concepts like versioning, authentication, rate limiting, and error handling to manage interactions between clients (applications) and servers effectively. By adhering to these principles, API Math facilitates seamless integration, scalability, and maintainability of software ecosystems.
