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When creating websites that will allow users to create accounts, the developer
always needs to consider the proper authentication flow for their app. For
-example, some developers will utilize an API for authentication, some will use
-OAuth, and some may just use their own simple database.
+example, some developers will utilize an application programming interface (API)
+for authentication, some will use OAuth, and some may just use their own simple
+database.
For those using pre-built libraries, authentication may simply be a problem of
copying and pasting the code from their library's documentation. For example,