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Learn how to use Code2Connect
Confused on a feature? Want to get started using Code2Connect? You're at the right place. We have guides on Code2Connect that help you get going in no time.
Learn how to use the Code2Connect code editor.
On the upper left hand of the editor, you'll see three buttons - File, Edit and View. File allows you to create new files (which will be saved to your computer), create new projects (this will not overwrite your changes to the current project), save to the cloud immediately, upload files from your computer (which will save to your computer), download the project (which will export all your project code into a ZIP file), and change the thumbnail.
The Edit menu allows to undo and redo, and open the Find and Replace pane in the editor. Clicking undo and redo will give you instructions on which keys to press to undo and redo changes in your code.
The View menu allows you to take your project output full screen.
This pane allows you to view the files in your project, add new files, and upload files. You can click the plus button to create a new file inside your project, and the upload button to upload a file from your computer. The maximum file size allowed is 50 megabytes.
This is where you can view and edit the description of your project. You can add information about your project, instructions and credits. Others will be able to view this when viewing your project code.
You can edit the current file selected inside the code editor. You can also run and stop your project. Note that running your project will run the main.py file. When you click the three dots near the file name, you can rename the current file, download the current file, and delete the file.
This is the output of your project code. When you run your project, you'll see the output of your Python code. You can click the fullscreen button to take your project output fullscreen.
Note that HTML may also be rendered inside the output. Don't click on any links, enter any personal information, or press suspicious buttons inside the output pane.
On the upper right hand corner, you can save your project immediately, or click Share (or Unshare) to change the visbility of the project.
If the Save button is white, it means that changes need to be saved to the cloud. If there is an outline, then your project is saved.
When you create a new project, you'll see that code has already been created for you - print('Hello, World!'). This prints the line "Hello, World!" in the output pane.
To print something in the output, type print(", followed by the text you want to print, then ").
First, go to your project page, and click "See Inside to Run". Then, click "Share", and "Publish to the world". Your project will then be visible using the project URL or the search bar.
At any time, you can click the Unshare button inside your project to make your project private.
You can also add your project to a cluster. Clusters are groups of projects under a specific project. To do this, go to your project page, click "Add to cluster", and paste the link to the cluster.
