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Johnny Austen
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Is it possible to create a file in the command line via Sublime Text?

I've been browsing Google but haven't been able to find anything!

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Jennifer Nordell
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Hi, Johnny Austen! Very likely, yes. This will depend on what OS you're using. If you're using Mac or Linux try:

touch <filename>

If you're using Windows try:

type nul > filename

The command line in Sublime Text is just sort of a window/portal into your operating system's command line. So it's going to depend on the shell you're using.

Hope this helps! :sparkles: