How to Set Default Headers for Every Fetch() Request in JavaScript

In this video, we'll explore a powerful technique for streamlining your JavaScript code by setting default headers for every `fetch()` request. Whether you're working with APIs or handling data retrieval, managing headers can often become repetitive and cumbersome. Join us as we walk through the steps to create a reusable solution that enhances your code's efficiency and maintainability, ensuring that your requests are always equipped with the necessary headers.

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