When obtaining a web resource, if it's 404 the server will usually return a page noting that for the user. That's all well and good, but the 404 pages I've seen appear to be designed for human reading, and do not appear to have any consistent elements which would allow a machine to identify that the resource was not found.

Is there something in the header that identifies that?

How can I know when a requested URL doesn't exist?

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 Richard Gaskin
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