Python CGI returning an http status code such as 403

Sure, I can provide you with a tutorial on using Python's Common Gateway Interface (CGI) to return an HTTP status code, such as 403 (Forbidden). In this tutorial, we'll create a simple Python script that handles CGI requests and demonstrates how to set the HTTP status code in the response.
Note: CGI is an old and relatively inefficient way to build web applications. More modern frameworks like Flask or Django are recommended for building web applications. However, if you have specific use cases that require CGI, this tutorial will be helpful.
Create a directory for your CGI scripts on your web server. For example, you might create a directory named cgi-bin.
Set the permissions of the script to make it executable. For example, using the chmod command in Linux:
Make sure your web server is configured to run CGI scripts and that it recognizes the cgi-bin directory.