302

302 is a natural number that follows 301 and precedes 303. It is even and composite, with prime factorization 2 × 151, and it is the 151st even number. In different base systems, 302 is represented as binary 100101110, hexadecimal 12E, and octal 456. In Roman numerals it is CCCII.

In computing, 302 is widely known as an HTTP status code meaning Found. HTTP/1.1 status 302 Found indicates that the requested resource resides temporarily at a different URI. Clients are typically expected to follow the redirect, but user agents often convert the request method to GET when issuing the redirected request. Because the semantics of 302 can be ambiguous in practice, other status codes such as 303 See Other or 307 Temporary Redirect are used in some cases to express different redirect behavior.

In telecommunication, area code 302 covers the state of Delaware in the North American Numbering Plan. It is used for dialing local and long-distance numbers within the state and is common across many Delaware telephone services.

Outside of mathematics and technology, 302 occasionally appears as a route number or identifier in various regional systems, such as roads or catalogs, where it serves as an arbitrary label. As a numeric designation, 302 exemplifies how a simple integer can appear across diverse technical and practical contexts, from abstract number theory to everyday communications and networking.