Read the three real-world web development scenarios below. For each scenario, identify the single most appropriate HTTP Status Code from the…

Read the three real-world web development scenarios below. For each scenario, identify the single most appropriate HTTP Status Code from the provided list that the server should return.

Codes to choose from: 204, 301, 400, 403, 503

· i. Scenario A: A client sends a POST request to create a new user, but the JSON payload is malformed and missing a required bracket, making it impossible for the server to parse the data.

· ii. Scenario B: A user is successfully logged in, but they attempt to access a /admin/settings endpoint. They only have standard user privileges, not administrator rights.

· iii. Scenario C: A client successfully sends a DELETE request to remove a photo. The photo is deleted, and the server needs to acknowledge the success but has no actual data or message to send back in the response body.