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1. A.the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
2. B.the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
3. C.extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler
4. D.the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data

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1. A.JSONResponse
2. B.response_class
3. C.response_model_exclude_unset
4. D.response_model

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1. A.response_model — the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data
2. B.response_model — the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
3. C.response_model — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
4. D.response_model — the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns

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1. A.the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
2. B.the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON
3. C.the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data
4. D.extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler

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1. A.JSONResponse
2. B.Custom response headers
3. C.Output field filtering
4. D.response_model_exclude_unset

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1. A.Output field filtering — the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
2. B.Output field filtering — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
3. C.Output field filtering — extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler
4. D.Output field filtering — the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data

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1. A.the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
2. B.the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
3. C.the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
4. D.the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON

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1. A.response_model
2. B.response_model_exclude_unset
3. C.JSONResponse
4. D.Output field filtering

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1. A.JSONResponse — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
2. B.JSONResponse — the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON
3. C.JSONResponse — the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
4. D.JSONResponse — the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data

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1. A.the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
2. B.the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
3. C.the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data
4. D.the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON

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1. A.response_model_exclude_unset
2. B.Output field filtering
3. C.JSONResponse
4. D.Custom response headers

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1. A.response_model_exclude_unset — the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
2. B.response_model_exclude_unset — extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler
3. C.response_model_exclude_unset — the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
4. D.response_model_exclude_unset — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON

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1. A.the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
2. B.extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler
3. C.the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
4. D.the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data

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1. A.response_model
2. B.response_model_exclude_unset
3. C.Custom response headers
4. D.response_class

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1. A.Custom response headers — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
2. B.Custom response headers — the option that omits fields left at their defaults so only values explicitly provided appear in the output
3. C.Custom response headers — the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data
4. D.Custom response headers — extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler

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1. A.the decorator argument declaring the output schema used to validate, filter, and document what an endpoint returns
2. B.the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON
3. C.the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON
4. D.the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data

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1. A.response_model_exclude_unset
2. B.JSONResponse
3. C.Custom response headers
4. D.response_class

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1. A.response_class — the decorator argument that changes the default container for the body, for example to plain text or HTML instead of JSON
2. B.response_class — the effect of declaring an output schema, where attributes not present in that schema are stripped from the returned data
3. C.response_class — extra header values added by typing a Response parameter and assigning to its headers mapping inside the handler
4. D.response_class — the response class returned directly when you need full control over body, status code, and headers as raw JSON

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