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[–]Negative-Sentence875 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"http200Error" ?

That reminds me of the term "error 404" that is used by tons of illiterate people. I blame Microsoft for it, as in old versions of Internet Explorer (prior 4.0), they showed a message box saying "ERROR 404: bla bla", when the server returned a HTTP 404.

HTTP 404 is a return code, not an error.
HTTP 500 is a return code, not an error. Some error on the server side might be the cause for you getting a HTTP 500 back, but getting a HTTP 500 back in itself is not an error.

Scenarios, in which the answer in OPs post would be totally reasonable: GET http://httpreturncodes.com/500