
If you want to compare two files in Sublime Text Editor, you will need to get a plugin installed,
Steps:
- Open Sublime Text and Open Command Palatte.. to install the package,
- Type: Install Package to open Package Control and look for: Compare Side-By-Side, and get it installed,
Compare Side-by-Side plugin for Sublime Text
- Open both the files in Sublime Text,
- Now Open Command Palatte again and type Compare with,
- Now both the files will be compared side-by-side and displayed in a new window.
✏️ You can use the keyboard shortcut: Command + Shift + P on macOS or Control + Shift + P on Windows to open Command Palette.
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