Interoperable: REST is a set of architectural principles that allows different systems to communicate over the web. It uses standard Http methods, which makes it highly interoperable across various platforms and technologies.
Relative: This might be a bit more nuanced, but in the context of REST, it could refer to the concept of HATEOAS (Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State), where resources contain links to other resources, making navigation and state transitions relative rather than absolute.
While REST can be used to build reliable systems, reliability is not an inherent property of REST itself; it depends on how the RESTful services are implemented.
The best would be C and D, but I do believe the answer is only D, but using process of elimination, it can only be C and D. This is because A, B and E are all incorrect.
No where does the course material state that it is reliable. In fact, the reliability of a RESTful system depends on the underlying protocols and mechanisms used, such as HTTP's reliability mechanisms. REST itself doesn't guarantee reliability, but it can be implemented using reliable protocols.
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