What HTTP status code is indicated in the response if the result parameter in the response body is false and an error message is present?

If the result parameter in the response body is false and an error message is present, the HTTP response typically indicates an error status code, for example:

• 400 Bad Request — if the error is related to an incorrect client request.
• 401 Unauthorized — if authorization is missing or incorrect.
• 403 Forbidden — if access is denied.
• 404 Not Found — if the requested resource is not found.
• 500 Internal Server Error — if there is a server-side error.

The specific code choice depends on the error context. It is important that the status code reflects the nature of the problem, and the body with result: false and the message provides additional information for the client.