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SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol): - Exchanging structured data, highly secure and reliable. - Built-in support for features like transactions, security, and ACID compliance. - Commonly used in enterprise-level integrations where interoperability, formal contracts (via WSDL), and centralized control are important considerations. - Stateful interactions or when the service contracts are predefined and need to be strictly adhered to.
REST (Representational State Transfer): - Scalable, lightweight APIs that are easy to understand and use. - Suitable for web applications, mobile apps, and public APIs, simplicity, performance, and scalability.

	#include "bits/stdc++.h"
	using namespace std;

	using ll = long long;

	bool is_valid(string &p, string &s, int i, int j){

	if(j==s.size() and i==p.size()){
	return true;
	}