The document discusses GraphQL, a query language for APIs. It notes that GraphQL APIs are self-documenting as users can explore them using GraphiQL. It also explains that GraphQL requests are sent with a JSON body containing a "query" field with the GraphQL query string. The document is promoting a website that discusses building GraphQL APIs with .NET.

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2. A query language for your API

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Query Response

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GraphQL APIs Are Self Documenting
Users can explore GraphQL APIs using GraphiQL

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{ “query” : “[Your GraphQL Query]” }
GraphQL Request Body is JSON
JSON contains one field: query

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https://codetraveler.io/DotNetGraphQL/