Of course, there are many tools designed to make programming more straightforward, but Notepad works well too. And it's a good solution for anyone who needs a simple canvas to write text. For instance, batch files that you can run in Command Prompt, or more complex scripts that you can run on PowerShell.Īlso, it's a great tool to view and write programming code as well as create HTML files, edit configuration files, and reviewing log files.
Usually, because of its simplicity and text-only nature, Notepad is a well-suited application to write scripts.
Some of which include the ability to save files in UTF-8 without a Byte Order Mark, marker in the title bar to indicate unsaved content, support for Unix/Linux line endings (LF) and Macintosh line endings (CR), and it now ships with improved search and replace feature, additional keyboard shortcuts, and more. In addition, since Notepad became an open-source project and available through the Microsoft Store (opens in new tab), the company has been adding a bunch of new features to make the app more suited for developers and anyone who likes the simplicity of a text editor. It's also an excellent choice to modify configuration files required for the operation of Windows 10 or applications, as using a word processor can break the content structure and insert unwanted formatting that could potentially render the system or app unusable. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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