How to run sublime after writing the code

The method of running code in Sublime Text depends on the code language and can be achieved through the following methods: Python: Use the SublimeREPL plugin or Cmd/Ctrl B. JavaScript/Node.js: Use the SublimeREPL plugin or Cmd/Ctrl B. Other languages: Install specific plugins to get the ability to run code.

Running code in Sublime

The method of running code in Sublime Text depends on the language type of the code.

Python

Method 1: Use the SublimeREPL plug-in

1. Install the SublimeREPL plug-in.
2. Open Sublime Text and press Ctrl ~ (Windows) or Cmd ~ (Mac) to open the console.
3. Type python at the console prompt and press Enter.
4. Now you can enter and run Python code interactively.

Method 2: Use Cmd/Ctrl B

1. Make sure Sublime Text is configured as the default Python IDE.
2. Write your Python code.
3. Press Cmd B (Mac) or Ctrl B (Windows) to run the code.

JavaScript/Node.js

Method 1: Use the SublimeREPL plug-in

1. Install the SublimeREPL plug-in.
2. Open Sublime Text and press Ctrl ~ (Windows) or Cmd ~ (Mac) to open the console.
3. Type node at the console prompt and press Enter.
4. Now you can enter and run JavaScript/Node.js code interactively.

Method 2: Use Cmd/Ctrl B

1. Make sure Sublime Text is configured as the default JavaScript/Node.js IDE.
2. Write your JavaScript/Node.js code.
3. Press Cmd B (Mac) or Ctrl B (Windows) to run the code.

Other Languages

For other languages, you need a specific Sublime Text plugin to provide the functionality to run the code. Please refer to the following resources to find the plugin you need:

• [Package Control](https://packagecontrol.io)
• [Sublime Text Packages](https://sublimetext. com/packages)

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