<ul><li>HTTP status codes are divided into five categories indicating different server responses to the browser.</li><li>1XX codes are for informational purposes, indicating that the server is processing the request.</li><li>2XX codes signify successful request processing by the server.</li><li>3XX codes are for redirection, indicating that the requested resource has moved.</li><li>4XX codes are client errors caused by issues like invalid requests or missing resources.</li><li>5XX codes are server errors when the server fails to fulfill a valid request.</li><li>HTTP status codes include temporary informational codes like 100 (Continue) and 101 (Switching Protocols).</li><li>Successful codes like 200 (OK) and 201 (Created) indicate successful request handling.</li><li>Redirection codes like 301 (Moved Permanently) inform that the resource has moved permanently.</li><li>Client error codes such as 400 (Bad Request) result from issues on the client side.</li></ul>

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