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all right so today i want to talk about http response objects and the headers that are inside those and why those headers matter so you have a url youamp;#39;re doing a fetch call you send the request you get back a response object thatamp;#39;s what weamp;#39;re doing here fetch sends the request we can inside of that fetch we can provide options like this so weamp;#39;ve got this object inside of here there can be a headers object and so we can create headers to send along with it regardless of whether or not we do that thereamp;#39;s going to be some headers that are created for us and sent with the request when it comes back there will be that response object and thereamp;#39;s headers inside there so whatamp;#39;s in there how can we use them how can we get to the values and why would we want to all right so iamp;#39;ve got a method here weamp;#39;ve got iamp;#39;m checking my response object to see that itamp;#39;s okay if itamp;#39;s not iamp;#39;m throwing an error
