Queries interview questions

1. A.an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
2. B.the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server
3. C.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
4. D.the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete

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1. A.Introspection
2. B.Variable
3. C.Query operation
4. D.Directive

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1. A.Query operation — an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
2. B.Query operation — the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete
3. C.Query operation — a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition
4. D.Query operation — the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server

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1. A.a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
2. B.an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
3. C.a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
4. D.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type

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1. A.Query operation
2. B.Field
3. C.Introspection
4. D.Selection set

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1. A.Field — an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
2. B.Field — a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
3. C.Field — the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server
4. D.Field — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value

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1. A.a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
2. B.a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition
3. C.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
4. D.a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string

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1. A.Variable
2. B.Alias
3. C.Directive
4. D.Selection set

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1. A.Selection set — a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
2. B.Selection set — the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
3. C.Selection set — the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete
4. D.Selection set — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value

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1. A.the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete
2. B.an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
3. C.a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns
4. D.a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition

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1. A.Fragment
2. B.Argument
3. C.Alias
4. D.Query operation

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1. A.Argument — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
2. B.Argument — the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
3. C.Argument — a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns
4. D.Argument — a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition

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1. A.a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments
2. B.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
3. C.a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns
4. D.the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server

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1. A.Introspection
2. B.Argument
3. C.Alias
4. D.Field

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1. A.Alias — the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server
2. B.Alias — a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments
3. C.Alias — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
4. D.Alias — a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns

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1. A.the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server
2. B.a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
3. C.a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
4. D.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type

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1. A.Selection set
2. B.Introspection
3. C.Argument
4. D.Variable

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1. A.Variable — a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns
2. B.Variable — a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
3. C.Variable — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
4. D.Variable — a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition

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1. A.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
2. B.an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
3. C.a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition
4. D.a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns

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1. A.Selection set
2. B.Introspection
3. C.Alias
4. D.Fragment

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1. A.Fragment — a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition
2. B.Fragment — a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
3. C.Fragment — the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
4. D.Fragment — a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments

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1. A.a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments
2. B.a unit of data requested within a selection set that maps to a function returning a value
3. C.the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete
4. D.the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type

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1. A.Field
2. B.Argument
3. C.Introspection
4. D.Directive

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1. A.Introspection — a named, reusable selection set on a specific type that can be spread into multiple queries to avoid repetition
2. B.Introspection — the built-in ability to query the schema itself, powering tooling, docs and editor autocomplete
3. C.Introspection — a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
4. D.Introspection — an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document

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1. A.an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document
2. B.a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments
3. C.a typed, named placeholder declared on an operation so argument values can be supplied separately from the query string
4. D.the read-only root operation used to fetch data without causing side effects on the server

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1. A.Variable
2. B.Directive
3. C.Fragment
4. D.Alias

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1. A.Directive — a named parameter passed to a field to filter, paginate, or otherwise parameterize what it returns
2. B.Directive — a client-supplied rename of a field in the response, letting the same field be requested multiple times with different arguments
3. C.Directive — the curly-brace-delimited list of fields a client asks for on a given type
4. D.Directive — an annotation like @include or @skip that conditionally alters execution or validation of part of a document

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