Status Codes

HTTP status codes are a standard set of numbers used to communicate from a web server to your browser to indicate the outcome of the request being made (e.g. Success, Redirection, Client Error, Server Error). For a complete list of status codes, go here.

Some standard status codes you will run into include but are not limited to:

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