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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Working with Strings Combine Strings

Posted by Aniza Prado
Aniza Prado
541 Points

How do I save the file? and see my code it seems to not be working for me.

I don't know how Guil is saving his code that fast. Do you go on the file and save it there? Everytime I try to see my code it never loads and it never gives me a error either. Please help!

2 Answers

Raphael Lophez
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Raphael Lophez
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 1,852 Points

If you are talking about Treehouse Workspace, You can use "CTRL + S" to save while in a workspace. It will automatically be saved.

Ryan Carson
Ryan Carson
23,287 Points

If you're on a Mac, the keyboard shortcut is Command + S. You can also go to File > Save.

Muhammad Khan
PLUS
Muhammad Khan
Courses Plus Student 8,772 Points
Muhammad Khan
Muhammad Khan
Courses Plus Student 8,772 Points

In Treehouse Workspace, If your file is not save then it will show a little red colored dot on the file which indicates edited content of your file is not saved. Now, you need to save it, click file tab then click save OR 'CTRL + S' to save. The red dot disappear means your file is saved.