Bro, headers are like the hidden sauce of HTTP. They’re there for GET, POST, whatever.
Need proof? Open Chrome DevTools, hit a website, and check the “Headers” tab under Network. You’ll see a ton of headers in the GET request—stuff like `Accept-Encoding` and `Cookie`.
Your buddy’s probably mixing up headers and the request body. Body’s for POST/PUT, but headers? They’re everywhere.
Need proof? Open Chrome DevTools, hit a website, and check the “Headers” tab under Network. You’ll see a ton of headers in the GET request—stuff like `Accept-Encoding` and `Cookie`.
Your buddy’s probably mixing up headers and the request body. Body’s for POST/PUT, but headers? They’re everywhere.
