An API endpoint is a specific URL where an API can be accessed to retrieve or send data for a particular resource or function.
An endpoint typically combines a base URL with a resource path, such as /v1/products/{id}, plus query parameters that filter or paginate results.
Most production data endpoints require an API key or token to authenticate requests, track usage, and enforce rate limits per customer.
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