How can I retrieve accidentally deleted code?

If you accidentally delete code, there are several ways to try to undo this action:

1. Use the undo shortcut key: In most code editors, you can use Ctrl + Z (Windows) or Cmd + Z (Mac) to undo the last action. This will undo the most recent deletion.
2. Check the recycle bin or trash: Some editors or operating systems may put deleted files into the recycle bin or trash. You can open the recycle bin or trash, look for the code file you deleted, and restore it to its original location.
3. Utilize version control tools such as Git: If you manage your code using a version control system like Git, you can use Git commands to recover deleted files. Use the command “git log” to view the commit history, locate the commit before the deletion happened, and then use the command “git checkout” to restore that commit.
4. Restore from backup: If you regularly create backups of your code, you can restore deleted files from the backup. Locate the most recent backup and copy the deleted code files back to their original location.

Before attempting any recovery operation, it is best to first back up the code to prevent further loss of data.