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REST is a set of guidelines that offers flexible implementation, in example, various techologies (PHP,  .Net Web API) based on json. SOAP is a protocol with specific requirements like XML messaging. REST API.
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There are a few fundamental differences between REST and SOAP that you should know about. REST is a web service interface library that allows code to interface with an existing system of calls, while SOAP is a markup-based interface library that allows code to interact with an existing system of calls, and the reader can write code to manipulate the system.

REST is a more "normal" web service interface library, while SOAP is "wsabi" - that is, it is an interface that allows code to interact with an existing system of calls, but does not allow it to be written in the usual web Development Language. This is because SOAP provides an interface that allows code to call an existing system of calls, while REST does not.
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REST (Representational State Transfer) is a lightweight web protocol that uses HTTP for communication, while SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) is a messaging protocol that uses XML for communication. REST is simpler, more flexible, and faster, while SOAP is more structured and secure.
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web service interface library, while SOAP is "wsabi" - that is, it is an interface that allows code to interact with an existing system of calls, but does not allow it to be written in the usual web Development Language. This is because SOAP provides an interface that allows code to call an existing system of calls, while REST does 
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