Keyboard Shortcut for Moving Focus to the Console

Hey Susan,

Not sure if there is a shortcut in workspaces (sounds like 'no' given Jason's response), but if you aren't using workspaces to write and run your code there are fast ways to switch between the 'console' and where you actually write your code.

For example for Mac, I use a tool called Atom (it's free, quick google online) to write all my code. You can run the code directly in Atom by pressing command-i ---- or if you'd rather run in 'Terminal' on Mac (basically your computer's 'console') you can save the atom file and then run it using terminal. If both atom and terminal are open, switching between the two is as easy as command-tab :) ---- Although keep in mind in Terminal you will have to navigate to the folder where your code is kept before you can run it the same way you would in the console. So let's say I save my atom file as Yayfun.rb and put it in a new 'code' file in my 'Documents' folder, I would need to open 'Terminal' on my mac, type in "cd documents/code" to move to the folder (cd stands for change directories) and then I would type in my "ruby Yayfun.rb" command.

Atom --- command-i is what I mainly use to run code though (fast and easy! and I like having all my practice code saved on my computer in one folder versus in workspaces in treehouse).

Hope that was helpful! S