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Error Codes

The document outlines the various HTTP response status codes categorized into five groups: informational (1xx), success (2xx), redirection (3xx), client errors (4xx), and server errors (5xx). Each category includes specific status codes with brief descriptions of their meanings. This serves as a reference for understanding the different types of responses a server can provide to client requests.

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Error Codes

The document outlines the various HTTP response status codes categorized into five groups: informational (1xx), success (2xx), redirection (3xx), client errors (4xx), and server errors (5xx). Each category includes specific status codes with brief descriptions of their meanings. This serves as a reference for understanding the different types of responses a server can provide to client requests.

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1xx - Informational Responses

🔵 100 Continue → The server has received the request headers, and the client should proceed.
🔵 101 Switching Protocols → The server agrees to switch protocols as requested by the client.
🔵 102 Processing → The server is processing the request, but no response is available yet.
🔵 103 Early Hints → Used to return some headers before the final HTTP response.

2xx - Success Responses

✅ 200 OK → The request was successful, and the response contains the requested data.
✅ 201 Created → The request was successful, and a new resource was created.
✅ 202 Accepted → The request was received but hasn’t been processed yet.
✅ 203 Non-Authoritative Information → The response comes from a third-party source.
✅ 204 No Content → The request was successful, but there's no content in the response.
✅ 205 Reset Content → The server processed the request, but the client should reset its view.
✅ 206 Partial Content → Used when serving partial content due to a range request.

3xx - Redirection Responses

🔄 301 Moved Permanently → Resource moved to a new URL.


🔄 302 Found → Temporary redirect.
🔄 304 Not Modified → Cached version is still valid.

4xx - Client Errors

❌ 400 Bad Request → Invalid request syntax.


❌ 401 Unauthorized → Authentication required.
❌ 403 Forbidden → Access denied.
❌ 404 Not Found → Resource not found.
❌ 405 Method Not Allowed → HTTP method not allowed.
❌ 429 Too Many Requests → Rate limit exceeded.

5xx - Server Errors

🔥 500 Internal Server Error → A generic error when the server fails unexpectedly.
🔥 501 Not Implemented → The server does not support the request method.
🔥 502 Bad Gateway → The server received an invalid response from an upstream server.
🔥 503 Service Unavailable → The server is overloaded or under maintenance.
🔥 504 Gateway Timeout → The upstream server did not respond in time.
🔥 505 HTTP Version Not Supported → The server doesn’t support the HTTP version used in
the request.
🔥 506 Variant Also Negotiates → A server misconfiguration caused a loop.
🔥 507 Insufficient Storage → The server cannot store the request.
🔥 508 Loop Detected → The request caused an infinite loop in the server.
🔥 510 Not Extended → Further extensions to the request are required.
🔥 511 Network Authentication Required → The client must authenticate to access the
network.

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