2xx Successful Responses Subtopics
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200 OK
The HTTP 200 OK status code indicates that a request was successfully completed. Learn how it is used in web applications, APIs, and infrastructure systems.
201 Created
The HTTP 201 Created status code indicates that a request successfully created a new resource. Learn how it is commonly used in REST APIs and automation workflows.
202 Accepted
The HTTP 202 Accepted status code indicates that a request has been received but has not yet completed processing. Learn how it is used for asynchronous systems and background jobs.
203 Non-Authoritative Information
The HTTP 203 Non-Authoritative Information status code indicates that a successful response has been modified by a proxy or intermediary server.
204 No Content
The HTTP 204 No Content status code indicates that a request succeeded but there is no response body to return.
205 Reset Content
The HTTP 205 Reset Content status code tells the client that the request succeeded and it should reset the current document or interface state.
206 Partial Content
The HTTP 206 Partial Content status code indicates that the server is returning only part of a requested resource using range requests.
207 Multi-Status
The HTTP 207 Multi-Status response provides multiple status results for a single request and is primarily used by WebDAV systems.
208 Already Reported
The HTTP 208 Already Reported status code indicates that members of a WebDAV binding have already been reported in a previous response.
226 IM Used
The HTTP 226 IM Used status code indicates that the server successfully returned a representation after applying instance manipulations.