Response
also: responses, api response
The answer a server sends back after a request. It says whether things worked and includes any information that was asked for.
The server's reply to a request, containing a status code (such as 200 for success or 404 for not found), headers, and often a body, commonly JSON data or an HTML page.
If a request is your order slip, the response is what comes back from the kitchen: your meal, or a note saying "sorry, we're out of salmon".
Responses tell you what really happened. An agent that looks at the actual response, instead of guessing, can see whether the server refused, failed, or sent back the wrong data.
The response comes back with status 200 but an empty list, so the server isn't failing. It just isn't finding workouts for this user.
Show me the exact response the server returns when the coupon is rejected, including the status and any error message.
Thinking a response always means success. Errors are responses too; the server is answering "no" or "something went wrong".