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The client may continue the request.
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The client may continue the request.
The server is switching protocols.
The request completed successfully.
A new resource was created.
The request was accepted for processing.
The request succeeded with no response content.
The resource moved permanently.
The resource is temporarily at another location.
The cached representation may still be used.
A temporary redirect that preserves the method.
A permanent redirect that preserves the method.
The request contains invalid syntax or data.
Valid authentication is required.
The server refuses to authorize the request.
The server could not find the requested resource.
The method is not allowed for the resource.
The request conflicts with the current state.
The server refuses to brew coffee because it is a teapot.
The syntax is valid, but the content cannot be processed.
The request rate limit was exceeded.
The server encountered an unexpected error.
The server does not support the required functionality.
An intermediary server received an invalid response.
The service is temporarily unavailable.
An intermediary server timed out.
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Codes are grouped into 1xx informational, 2xx success, 3xx redirection, 4xx client error, and 5xx server error families.
The local list contains useful standard codes and short descriptions; consult the applicable specification for normative details.
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