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Expand Up @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ languages. Here is some common functionality that the libraries might provide:
- [Caching](#caching)
- [DevTools](#devtools)

The first is useful anywhere—whether it’s a script, service, or website that’s mostly static (only displays a small amount of dynamically fetched data). The second is useful when we’re working in a typed programming language. The last three are extremely helpful for building applications: whether we’re making a web app, a mobile app, or a desktop app, we usually need to fetch and display a number of different types of data from the server, anddecide which to fetch and display based on user interactions. We also want to remember what we requested in the past, because oftentimes when we need to display it again, we don’t need to fetch it again. Doing all of this ourselves can get really complicated, but advanced client libraries like Apollo can take care of a lot of it for us.
The first is useful anywhere—whether it’s a script, service, or website that’s mostly static (only displays a small amount of dynamically fetched data). The second is useful when we’re working in a typed programming language. The last three are extremely helpful for building applications: whether we’re making a web app, a mobile app, or a desktop app, we usually need to fetch and display a number of different types of data from the server, and decide which to fetch and display based on user interactions. We also want to remember what we requested in the past, because oftentimes when we need to display it again, we don’t need to fetch it again. Doing all of this ourselves can get really complicated, but advanced client libraries like Apollo can take care of a lot of it for us.

## Streamlined request function

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