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Hey everyone!

I’m in the process of creating a website and would love to hear your experiences and any advice you have. It’s my first time building one, and I’m aiming to develop something that’s user-friendly, visually appealing, and functional.

I'm studying for the Netsuite Web Services Developer exam and on the sample exam: https://www.netsuite.com/portal/assets/pdf/NetSuite-Web-Services-Developer-Exam-Sample-Test.pdf the 2 below questions are asked and I am not fully understanding why REST returns a HTTP 400 error while SOAP returns a HTTP 200 error for the same process.

If someone could explain this to me I'd greatly appreciate it -

SOAP-

7. You’re adding a new vendor using SOAP Web Services and the request is missing the subsidiary (it’s a One World account). An error is returned. Where do you find the error information?

So I am more of a low level programmer like C, C++, ASM, etc I just got into web and I want to learn more about the event loop, so I would like so sources that cover it in great detail every single bit of information, it can be a book or a video or website anything would be appreciated

I ask because I want to know what to look up so I can try and learn how to do it myself.

The closest I’ve come is launching a program in C++ and being able to enter text and other things in the program window. The place where “Hello World” shows up.

Like is there some programming system or something?

If feels like all the veteran engineers just know and I’m sitting here wondering what magic they’re using that takes them from basic code to you can make a user interface and have someone do real work with the program.

I have basics of python and js. What I would like to do is read and scrape construction blueprints. (Measure, link wall types , maybe some markup...) Are there languages or stacks that do this well and accurately that I should maybe focus on? Where could I start?