🧠 How well do you know Postman Notebooks?

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Welcome to the Postman Notebooks Quiz. This is a chance to test your knowledge, learn something new, and maybe even claim some epic bragging rights!

The Mission

Notebooks let you combine code, Markdown, requests, data, and visualizations, but how deep does your understanding really go? Test your knowledge with this quick trivia challenge to see how well you know Notebooks.

The Rules

  • One attempt only. No edits after you vote.

  • You must vote in every poll.

  • After you select an answer, click the caret text below the question to reveal the answer.

  • Comment to share how many you got right and any “gotcha” moments you had!

Let’s Go! :rocket:

Q1. What is the primary purpose of Postman Notebooks?

  • A. Writing documentation for collections
  • B. A new way to use Collections in Postman
  • C. Documenting and exploring APIs and their use cases using live code and Markdown
  • D. Replacing the Postman API client
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OPTION C

Q2. Which of the following can you NOT currently do in a Postman Notebook?

  • A. Send multiple requests dynamically in a loop
  • B. Import and use any external library using require('package-name') or pm.require('package-name')
  • C. Execute JavaScript code
  • D. Modify the request body before the request is sent
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OPTION A & B

Q3. What does pm.sendRequest() return inside a Notebook code cell?

  • A. A PostmanResponse object (like pm.response)
  • B. A JavaScript Promise
  • C. It is currently not supported
  • D. It logs a response to the console but returns nothing
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OPTION C

Q4. Which of these would correctly store an API token for later use in a Notebook?

  • A. pm.variables.set("token", token)
  • B. Input Text Block
  • C. {{variable-name}}
  • D. Secret Text Block
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OPTION D

Q5. What are the three kinds of blocks in a Postman Notebook?

  • A. Basic, Input, and Interactive blocks
  • B. Basic, Input, and Executable blocks
  • C. Code, Request, and Text blocks
  • D. Text, Input, and Interactive blocks
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OPTION A

Q6. Which of the following is NOT a similarity between the request block in a Notebook and the request runner in Postman’s API client?

  • A. They both allow you to update the body of the request
  • B. They both can run in a browser
  • C. They both support pre-request and post-response scripts
  • D. They both support the use of variables
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OPTION C

Q7. Which of the following is NOT true about Notebooks?

  • A. Notebook articles are executable and can drastically reduce onboarding time
  • B. Notebook articles are indexable and are optimized for SEO
  • C. You can build a functional application (with no UI) in a Notebook
  • D. Notebooks are a good replacement for your API documentation due to their ability to be executable.
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OPTION D

Q8. Are you aware you can win up to $1,000 cash in the ongoing Postman Notebook Challenge?

  • A. Yes
  • B. No
  • C. Tell me more
  • D. I’m not interested
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You, My Friend, Are Always Right.

Q9. How would you rate your experience with Notebooks on a scale of 1 - 10?

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You, My Friend, Are Always Right.

How many questions did you get right? Tell us in the comments below.

Did you learn anything new about Notebooks? Let us know in the comments!

Postman Notebooks Challenge

Join the Postman Notebook Challenge and showcase your skills!

  1. Log in to the Postman API Network.

  2. Create a Notebook on Postman.

  3. Use one or more public APIs from the Postman API Network

  4. Submit your entry.

Want to learn more about Notebooks??

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to boost your Notebook building skills, here are a few resources we recommend:

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