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

Posted by James Viavattine
James Viavattine
4,926 Points

What workspace should I use?

I notice that the project files are available to download, but I have only used workspaces throughout the track. What program should I code in for this challenge or can I open a new Workspace with the files given?

5 Answers

Jeff Sanders
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Jeff Sanders
Courses Plus Student 9,503 Points
Jeff Sanders
Jeff Sanders
Courses Plus Student 9,503 Points

Just for the sake of simulating a real-life project, why not find your discover your favorite text editor?

Jan Durcak
Jan Durcak
12,662 Points
Jan Durcak
Jan Durcak
12,662 Points

check out Visual Studio

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 Points
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 Points

You can open a new workspace by going to Workspaces then choose New +. The left pane supports drag and drop so just highlight the files downloaded and drag them to the lower left pane of the workspace.

Rana Dugal
Rana Dugal
9,506 Points
Rana Dugal
Rana Dugal
9,506 Points

Check out Atom

Joe Elliot
Joe Elliot
5,330 Points
Joe Elliot
Joe Elliot
5,330 Points

For anyone else viewing this, I highly recommend VS Code. It's a free and excellent code editor, I believe it's currently the most popular one.

It's a bit confusing and intimidating when you first open it, you will most likely need to look up some videos on how it works as it doesn't help you out much. But it's definitely worth the work.