How do you define a Pydantic model and use it in FastAPI?

WHAT IT TESTS: Whether you use Pydantic BaseModel for request body validation in FastAPI. ANSWER OUTLINE: Subclass BaseModel with name str and age int, then type-hint the parameter with the model.
WHAT IT TESTS: Whether you understand how FastAPI leverages Pydantic BaseModel for automatic request body parsing, type validation, and JSON schema generation. ANSWER OUTLINE: First, import BaseModel from pydantic and define a class with name: str and age: int. Second, declare the model as a parameter in the path operation function with the model as its type annotation. RED FLAG: Reaching for request.json() manually, using standard dicts without validation, or forgetting type hints so FastAPI cannot inject the model.
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