Correct. /users/52 uses a path parameter, while /users?id=52 uses a query parameter. Both can fetch the same user, but path parameters are the usual choice for identifying a specific resource, and query parameters are more common for filters or optional data.
Path param vs query param.
The right cenario for me: path param -> You are fetching specific resource by id.
Query param is for search by "like or includes" not equals (for me)
