How to save the code you just wrote in Python

Two ways to save new code in Python: Via the File menu: Click File > Save/Save As > Enter the file name and location > Save. Use the keyboard shortcut: Windows/Linux: Ctrl S, Mac: Cmd S.

How to save new code in Python

In Python, there are two main ways to save the code you just wrote. ：

1. File menu

• In the Python editor, click the "File" menu.
• Select "Save" or "Save As".
• Enter the file name and location.
• Click "Save".

2. Keyboard shortcuts

• Windows/Linux: Ctrl S
• Mac: Cmd S

Detailed Description

File Menu:

• The "Save" command will save the code to the current file. If the file has not been saved, it will prompt you for a file name and location.
• The "Save As" command allows you to save your code as a new file without overwriting the existing file.

Keyboard shortcuts:

• The keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd S is the most convenient way to save the current file. It saves the code to the current file, regardless of whether the file has been saved before.

Extra Tip:

• To avoid accidental loss, make a habit of saving your code regularly.
• Make sure the file has the appropriate file extension (e.g. .py).
• Choose a meaningful file name for easy identification later.
• If using a collaborative code editor, make sure your files are committed to a version control system.

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