🚦 Understanding HTTP Status Codes

🚦 Understanding HTTP Status Codes

Ever seen a 404 Not Found or 500 Internal Server Error and wondered what's going on behind the scenes?

As developers and engineers, HTTP status codes are like traffic signals for the web — quietly guiding browsers, APIs, and servers in their communication.

Here’s a quick refresher: ✅ 200 OK – Everything’s working perfectly 📍 301 Moved Permanently – Content has a new home 🔒 401 Unauthorized – You're not logged in 🚫 403 Forbidden – You're logged in, but access is denied ❌ 404 Not Found – The page is gone or was never there 🔥 500 Internal Server Error – Something went wrong on the server

💡 Whether you’re building RESTful APIs, debugging apps, or just improving user experience — mastering these status codes is essential.

👉 What's the most confusing or interesting HTTP status code you’ve dealt with? Let’s discuss!

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