HTTP Status Codes Simply Explained in Flask

In this video we discuss the most important HTTP codes, and we use a simple Flask application in Python for the examples.

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Timestamps:
(0:00) Intro
(2:55) 200 - OK
(5:39) 201 - Created
(5:54) 202 - Accepted
(6:20) 204 - No Content
(7:36) 301- Moved Permanently
(8:43) 302 - Found
(9:09) 404 - Not Found
(10:10) 400 - Bad Request
(11:23) 401 - Unauthorized
(11:29) 403 - Forbidden
(12:37) 405 - Method Not Allowed
(12:58) 410 - Gone
(14:18) 500 - Internal Server Error
(15:03) 501 - Not Implemented
(15:34) 502 - Bad Gateway
(16:06) 503 - Service Unavailable
(16:36) Outro

[kowalkem]

One pretty important 1xx status code is 101 Switching Protocols. This is returned in response to client's request to start websocket connection. Anyway thanks for great content 😊

[kirill_monster]

Make a video about the new features of Chat GPT, "function call functions"

[ahmedghareeb]

Can you please continue uploading for the C playlists, it's really helpful

[teprox]

thanks. Übersichtlich zusammengestellt. well done.

[NaveenKumar-bloy]

Hi - i am a data analyst in a company and i have to deal with nealry 100 - 300 Gb of data -- for inner joins and Making SUMMARY of financial details -- Right now i am using Python - Chunks - ( divide file in 10-30 different files ) PLs Guide me how i can deal with these using some paraller processing or Clustering . Or you can make a Video -- How to deal with 300 Gb data in Python .