Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
57 lines (48 loc) · 2.35 KB

class2.md

File metadata and controls

57 lines (48 loc) · 2.35 KB

TEXT EDITOR

Is just one of the various types of computer programs(software)that edits plain text.

Three Top things you will want to consider before choosing which editor to use

  • (1) Directly Related to Specific Computer Operating System (e.g LINUX/WINDOWS)
  • (2) Universal Computer Operating System (e.g UNIX)
  • (3) User's Usage/Accessibility

OTHER EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF EDIT PROGRAMS

  • Here's a list
  • Notepad and WordPad - Microsoft Windows included text editors.
  • TextEdit - Apple computer text editor.
  • Emacs - Text editor for all platforms that is a very powerful text editor once you've learned all its commands and options.
  • Vi and Vim - Other great editors primarily used with Linux but also available with multiple platforms.
  • Word - Word processor for Windows and Apple computers.
  • Writer - Text editor and word processor.
  • Atom - Open source code and text editor.
  • Ed - An ubiquitous file editor on Unix-like systems.
  • Microsoft Edit - MS-DOS text editor.
  • NEdit - A graphical text editor.
  • Pico - A console-based text editor.
  • Notepad++ - Our favorite free text editor, Notepad++, is a powerful alternative to Windows Notepad.
  • TextPad - Our favorite shareware text editor.

Key Terms and meaning

  • Command Line: Where you input the command (sends command to Treminal)
  • Terminal: Runs the command that was sent from the command line (receives & processess commands)
  • Files: Stores Data e.g:Documents,folders,directories,etc. ( stores any data you've saved and store in a container)

Resources provided from class2 these extra tools are useful for LINUX

command line cheat sheets for zsh shell and wsl shell

"COMMAND LINE CODES USED OFTEN UNIVERSALLY ACROSS OPERATING SYSTEMS"

  • cd
  • cd ..
  • ls
  • pwd
  • mkdir
  • touch creates a file not a folder