Here's a guide to common HTTP status codes and their meanings:

100 Continue

  • Description: The server has received the initial part of the request and expects the client to continue.
  • Example: Used in chunked transfer encoding when the client sends a request body.
HTTP_Status_Code_100

200 OK

  • Description: The request was successfully processed.
  • Example: Standard response for successful HTTP requests.
HTTP_Status_Code_200

301 Moved Permanently

  • Description: The requested resource has been permanently moved to a new URI.
  • Example: Redirecting to a new URL after a resource is moved.
HTTP_Status_Code_301

302 Found

  • Description: The requested resource temporarily moved to a different URI.
  • Example: Redirecting to a new URL for temporary purposes.
HTTP_Status_Code_302

400 Bad Request

  • Description: The server could not understand the request due to invalid syntax.
  • Example: Missing required parameters or malformed request.
HTTP_Status_Code_400

404 Not Found

  • Description: The server cannot find the requested resource.
  • Example: Invalid URL or deleted resource.
HTTP_Status_Code_404

500 Internal Server Error

  • Description: The server encountered an unexpected condition.
  • Example: Unexpected errors during request processing.
HTTP_Status_Code_500

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