Rest API - Authentication and AuthorizationWhich HTTP status code is most appropriate for a failed token refresh due to an invalid refresh token?A200 OKB302 FoundC401 UnauthorizedD500 Internal Server ErrorCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify status code for authentication failure401 Unauthorized indicates the client failed to provide valid authentication credentials.Step 2: Exclude other status codes200 means success, 302 is redirect, 500 is server error, none fit invalid token scenario.Final Answer:401 Unauthorized -> Option CQuick Check:Invalid token response = 401 Unauthorized [OK]Quick Trick: Use 401 for invalid or expired tokens [OK]Common Mistakes:Using 200 OK for failed refreshConfusing 401 with 403 ForbiddenUsing 500 for client errors
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