Haha, true that. Synchronous code is like a boss that won't let you leave until you finish your work. Async is more like a chill manager who's just like 'yeah, do your thing and let me know when you're done.'
Yeah, the other options don't really make sense. Synchronous calls don't necessarily require a proxy server, and async communication doesn't use more overhead for authentication. And I wouldn't say synchronous is harder to troubleshoot - it can actually be easier to follow the flow of execution.
I agree with you there. Synchronous calls block the client until they get a response, whereas asynchronous calls can continue processing other tasks in the meantime. That's a key difference between the two.
Hmm, this question seems pretty straightforward. I'd say the correct answer is option D - synchronous API calls wait to return until a response has been received. That's a pretty classic characteristic of synchronous communication.
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