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Author: pedrosousa

src/content/docs/fundamentals/api/how-to/make-api-calls.mdx

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 You can define environment variables for values that repeat between commands, such as the zone or account ID. The lifetime of an environment variable can be the current shell session, all future sessions of the current user, or even all future sessions of all users on the machine you are defining them.
 
-You can also use environment variables for keeping authentication credentials (API token, API key, and email) for reuse in different commands. However, make sure you define these values in the smallest possible scope (either the current shell session only or all new sessions for the current user).
+You can also use environment variables for keeping authentication credentials (API token, API key, and email) and reusing them in different commands. However, make sure you define these values in the smallest possible scope (either the current shell session only or all new sessions for the current user).
 
 The procedure for setting and referencing environment variables depends on your platform and shell.