I am sorry for beginner question. I am just started self-learning HTML, css, and JavaScript.
The idea is, I want to make my own note of everything I learned . So instead of writing by hands (on paper), I want to actually type these codes. So I choose Atom Text Editor but I don&#39;t really know how to use it. If it is possible, I want to have the codes organized inside folders where I can easily access them if I forget something. Example, Codes\Javascript\Comment . Please help me ?

I am sorry for beginner question. I am just started self-learning HTML, css, and JavaScript.

The idea is, I want to make my own note of everything I learned . So instead of writing by hands (on paper), I want to actually type these codes. So I choose Atom Text Editor but I don't really know how to use it. If it is possible, I want to have the codes organized inside folders where I can easily access them if I forget something. Example, Codes\Javascript\Comment . Please help me ?


You can see the folders on the left sidebar. Open a folder: CMD/Ctrl + O and then select a folder. You&#39;ll see the folder and the content on the left sidebar. If it&#39;s not visible, use CMD/Ctrl + / to see the files and folders.

You can see the folders on the left sidebar. Open a folder: CMD/Ctrl + O and then select a folder. You'll see the folder and the content on the left sidebar. If it's not visible, use CMD/Ctrl + / to see the files and folders. 


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