Hey! So for curl headers, you can totally stack `-H` flags for multiple headers. Like this:
`curl -H "Header1: value1" -H "Header2: value2" https://example.com`
For quotes, you only need to escape them if your shell requires it (like in bash). Otherwise, just wrap the whole thing in single or double quotes.
Debugging tip: Use `-v` or `--verbose` to see the full request and response. It’s a lifesaver when the API is yelling at you lol.
Also, check out Postman or Insomnia if you want a GUI to play around with headers before translating to curl.
`curl -H "Header1: value1" -H "Header2: value2" https://example.com`
For quotes, you only need to escape them if your shell requires it (like in bash). Otherwise, just wrap the whole thing in single or double quotes.
Debugging tip: Use `-v` or `--verbose` to see the full request and response. It’s a lifesaver when the API is yelling at you lol.
Also, check out Postman or Insomnia if you want a GUI to play around with headers before translating to curl.