FAQ: Requests II - async POST Requests I

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why do we do the id:200 in the parameter of JSON.stringify()

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that is the data you want to send the server, this could be anything really. Could be form data, so information entered by the user (username and password for login)

200 is the status code for an okay response, maybe a bit of lame “joke”. Who knows.

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So if there is no id:200, it will be fine anyways, right?
Btw, what exactly the method stringify does? is not that json is just a object? Why don’t we pass directly a object for data property?