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by zeveb
1438 days ago
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> I don't think there's a correct answer I think there is a correct answer: use the 404 to indicate that a requested resource does not exist, and use a 200 to return a requested resource that does exist; and use URLs to represent resources. In other words, follow the HTTP RFCs. And never, ever, ever EVER use a 200-series status code to return an error. |
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