Yeah, you nailed the basics! One edge case: some URLs don’t have clear filenames (like redirects or dynamic stuff).
With -O, curl might save it as just the last part of the URL (e.g., `page.php`). -o avoids that mess.
For debugging, try `-v` with your curl flag to see what’s *really* happening under the hood.
With -O, curl might save it as just the last part of the URL (e.g., `page.php`). -o avoids that mess.
For debugging, try `-v` with your curl flag to see what’s *really* happening under the hood.
