What is a 400 Bad Request?

A 400 Bad Request error typically occurs when the client (usually a web browser or mobile app) sends an invalid request to the server, such as using an incorrect URL or method. The server then responds with a 400 error response, indicating that the request was malformed or failed.

Why Occurs a 400 Bad Request?

a 400 Bad Request can occur due to various reasons such as: - Using the wrong URL or path - Incorrect HTTP method (e.g., POST instead of GET) - Insufficient or missing required parameters - Server-side validation errors - API rate limiting or quota exceeders