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Unauthorized (401): Ensure you're using the correct API credentials and that they are valid.
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Bad Request (400): Double-check your request parameters. Make sure all required fields are provided and formatted correctly according to the API documentation.
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Not Found (404): Verify that the resource you're attempting to access (e.g., a file or folder) actually exists.
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Internal Server Error (500): This is a server-side issue. Wait a few moments and retry the request. If the problem persists, contact Everabyte support.
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If you receive a 429 Too Many Requests error, you've exceeded the API's rate limit. In this case, you need to wait before making additional requests. Refer to the API documentation for rate limits specific to your plan or use case.
Input Validation: Always validate your inputs before making an API call. This involves checking required parameters and ensuring data types are correct according to the API specifications.
Retry Logic Integration: Implement retry logic in your code to handle transient server errors (e.g., 500 Internal Server Error) gracefully.
API Usage Monitoring: Keep track of your API usage to avoid hitting rate limits, and monitor the API's health to stay informed about any known outages.
