Hey there! For curl save to file, you’re on the right track with `-o`. Just make sure the URL is correct and the file path is valid.
If you want to avoid overwriting, you can use `>>` to append:
`curl https://example.com >> existingfile.txt`
Also, check out `curl --help` for all the flags. It’s a lifesaver!
If you want to avoid overwriting, you can use `>>` to append:
`curl https://example.com >> existingfile.txt`
Also, check out `curl --help` for all the flags. It’s a lifesaver!
