When handling HTTP requests, proper error management is critical to ensure a robust and user-friendly experience. Below are common error scenarios and their solutions:

Common HTTP Error Status Codes

  • 400 Bad Request 🚫
    Indicates the server could not understand the request due to invalid syntax.

    400_Bad_Request

  • 401 Unauthorized 🔐
    Requires authentication to access the resource.

    401_Unauthorized

  • 404 Not Found 📁
    The requested resource does not exist.

    not_found

  • 500 Internal Server Error ⚠️
    A generic error message indicating the server failed to fulfill the request.

    internal_server_error

Best Practices

  • Always return descriptive error messages in JSON format (e.g., { error: "Invalid credentials" }).
  • Use appropriate status codes to communicate issues clearly.
  • Log errors for debugging but avoid exposing sensitive information to clients.

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