The document is a cheat sheet for HTTP status codes, categorizing them into five groups: 2xx for success, 3xx for redirects, 4xx for client errors, and 5xx for server errors. It lists specific codes under each category along with their meanings, such as '200 OK' for successful requests and '404 Not Found' for unavailable resources. This serves as a quick reference for understanding HTTP responses.
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HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet
The document is a cheat sheet for HTTP status codes, categorizing them into five groups: 2xx for success, 3xx for redirects, 4xx for client errors, and 5xx for server errors. It lists specific codes under each category along with their meanings, such as '200 OK' for successful requests and '404 Not Found' for unavailable resources. This serves as a quick reference for understanding HTTP responses.
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HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet
Master the Basics of HTTP Responses
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2xx: Success Codes
• - 200 OK: Request was successful • - 201 Created: Resource successfully created • - 204 No Content: Successful, but no response body Vitthal_Chandankar
3xx: Redirects • - 301 Moved Permanently: Resource moved permanently • - 307 Temporary Redirect: Resource temporarily moved Vitthal_Chandankar
4xx: Client Errors
• - 400 Bad Request: Invalid request from the client • - 401 Unauthorized: Missing/invalid authentication • - 403 Forbidden: Lack of permissions • - 404 Not Found: Resource unavailable • - 429 Too Many Requests: Rate limit exceeded Vitthal_Chandankar
5xx: Server Errors
• - 500 Internal Server Error: Generic server error • - 503 Service Unavailable: Server is overloaded or down