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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript: Challenge Introducing 'Four in a Row' Review Provided Code

Stephen Garcia
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Stephen Garcia
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Stephen Garcia
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.DS_Store on Windows VSCode

I can't open the project files in my VSCode because it's a .DS_Store file. How do I switch it over to a .js file?

1 Answer

Cameron Childres
Cameron Childres
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Cameron Childres
Cameron Childres
11,820 Points

Hi Stephen,

You do not need the .DS_Store files at all. They represent folder metadata for Macs and are likely only there from the project files being created on or copied from a Mac computer. You can safely delete these and it will have no bearing on your project.

JavaScript files have been intentionally left out of the project -- take a look at the "course format" section of the instruction:

You're going to be creating many files as you work through the course project, so the provided code may seem a little empty. All you'll find right now are empty folders, an index.html file, and a style.css file.