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HTTP STATUS CODES Explained 1654889708

The document defines and describes the 5 categories of HTTP status codes: 1) Informational response codes (100-199) indicate the request was received and processing is continuing. 2) Success codes (200-299) indicate the requested action was received, understood, and accepted. 3) Redirection codes (300-399) indicate further action needs to be taken by the client to complete the request. 4) Client error codes (400-499) indicate invalid requests, like syntax errors or requests that cannot be fulfilled. 5) Server error codes (500-599) indicate the server failed to fulfill a valid request.

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HTTP STATUS CODES Explained 1654889708

The document defines and describes the 5 categories of HTTP status codes: 1) Informational response codes (100-199) indicate the request was received and processing is continuing. 2) Success codes (200-299) indicate the requested action was received, understood, and accepted. 3) Redirection codes (300-399) indicate further action needs to be taken by the client to complete the request. 4) Client error codes (400-499) indicate invalid requests, like syntax errors or requests that cannot be fulfilled. 5) Server error codes (500-599) indicate the server failed to fulfill a valid request.

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HTTP STATUS

CODES
5XX - Server error responses (500–599)
4XX - Client error responses (400–499)

3XX - Redirection messages (300–399)


2XX - Successful responses (200–299)

1XX - Informational responses (100–199)

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1XX - Informational responses
It means the request has been received and the
process is continuing.

100 ⮕ Continue
101 ⮕ Created
102 ⮕ Accepted

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2XX - Successful Responses
It means the action was successfully received,
understood, and accepted.

200 ⮕ OK
201 ⮕ Created
202 ⮕ Accepted
203 ⮕ Non-Authoritative Information
204 ⮕ No Content
205 ⮕ Reset Content
206 ⮕ Partial Content
207 ⮕ Multi-Status (WebDAV)
208 ⮕ Already Reported (WebDAV)
226 ⮕ IM Used
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3XX - Redirection Messages
It means further action must be taken in order to
complete the request.

300 ⮕ Multiple Choice


301 ⮕ Moved Permanently
302 ⮕ Found
303 ⮕ See Other
304 ⮕ Not Modified
305 ⮕ Use Proxy (Deprecated)
306 ⮕ unused (reserved)
307 ⮕ Temporary Redirect
308 ⮕ Permanent Redirect

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4XX - Client Error Responses (2/2)
It means the request contains incorrect syntax or
cannot be fulfilled.
400 ⮕ Bad Request
401 ⮕ Unauthorized
402 ⮕ Payment Required
403 ⮕ Forbidden
404 ⮕ Not Found
405 ⮕ Method Not Allowed
406 ⮕ Not Acceptable
407 ⮕ Proxy Authentication Required
408 ⮕ Request Timeout
409 ⮕ Conflict
410 ⮕ Gone
411 ⮕ Length Required

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4XX - Client Error Responses (2/2)
412 ⮕ Precondition Failed
413 ⮕ Payload Too Large
414 ⮕ URI Too Long
415 ⮕ Unsupported Media Type
416 ⮕ Range Not Satisfiable
417 ⮕ Expectation Failed
422 ⮕ Unprocessable Entity (WebDAV)
426 ⮕ Upgrade Required
428 ⮕ Precondition Required
429 ⮕ Too Many Requests
431 ⮕ Request Header Fields Too Large
451 ⮕ Unavailable For Legal Reasons

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5XX - Server Error Responses
It means the server failed to fulfill an
apparently valid request.

500 ⮕ Internal Server Error


501 ⮕ Not Implemented
502 ⮕ Bad Gateway
503 ⮕ Service Unavailable
504 ⮕ Gateway Timeout
505 ⮕ HTTP Version Not Supported
506 ⮕ Variant Also Negotiates (Experimental)
507 ⮕ Insufficient Storage (WebDAV)
508 ⮕ Loop Detected (WebDAV)
509 ⮕ Bandwidth Limit Exceeded (Apache)
510 ⮕ Not Extended
511 ⮕ Network Authentication Required

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