HTTP status checker

Checks the operational status of specified web addresses by simulating an HTTP request to retrieve the corresponding status code. Users input a URL, and the tool attempts connection, reporting whether the server responded successfully (like a 200 OK), if the resource was not found (404 Not Found), or if a client or server error occurred. The output provides immediate feedback on the accessibility of web endpoints across various standard HTTP ranges. Developers and quality assurance professionals utilize this checker to validate application integrations and test site uptime. It helps ensure that APIs, linked resources, and critical pages are returning the expected status codes after deployment or during routine maintenance checks. By confirming proper status responses, users can troubleshoot broken links and verify system reliability before they impact end-users.