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Question 1
HTTP status codes that begin with 4xx, like 404, indicate:
- Nowhere; these codes are successful
- Client-side errors
- Server-side errors
- Redirections
Correct
4xx HTTP status codes indicate an issue with the client, like entering a bad URL or accessing something they aren't authorized to access
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Question 2
HTTP status codes that begin with 5xx, like 501, indicate:
- Redirections
- Client-side errors
- Nowhere; these codes are successful
- Server-side errors
Correct
5xx HTTP status codes indicate an issue with the server serving the web content.
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Question 3
What are tools that are built into browsers to help diagnose issues with the browsers?
- HTTP web servers
- Developer tools
- Database servers
- Platform services
Correct
Most browsers contain developer tools that help diagnose issues with the browsers.
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Question 4
What do HTTP status codes beginning with 2xx indicate?
- Client-side errors
- Successful request
- Server-side errors
- Redirection
Correct
Successful requests begin with 2xx.
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Question 5
Which of these leads to a 404 error?
- You type in a good address or readable name for a site, but the server holding the site is having problems.
- You type in the URL of a site instead of the human readable name (something ending with.com, .edu or any dot ending).
- You type in the human readable name for a site that no longer exists.
- You accidentally type in the wrong readable name, and you get to a different site than you wanted.
Correct
If a site URL and name no longer exists, the URL will be bad and get a 404 error.
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