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21 changes: 11 additions & 10 deletions content/arduino-cloud/03.cloud-interface/01.things/things.md
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## Sketch

The sketch tab contains a built-in editor where you can edit, compile and upload sketches to your devices.
The sketch tab will open the Cloud Editor where you can edit, compile and upload sketches to your devices.

![Built-in editor.](assets/built-in-editor.png)

- **1. Verify / Upload** - compile and upload code to your devices.
- **2. Connected devices** - connected devices will appear here.
- **3. Open full editor** - opens the full Cloud Editor.
- **4. Serial Monitor** - view serial data from your device.
- **5. Auto Indentation** - auto indents your code.
- **6. Notifications** - whenever you change something in your Thing, a notification will appear here with the changes made.

This editor is a mirror of the [Cloud Editor](https://create.arduino.cc/editor/), which you can access via the **"Open Full Editor"** button.
1. **Arduino Cloud Menu** - navigation menu for the Arduino Cloud platform and to go back to Cloud homepage.
2. **Examples** - a set of basic Arduino examples.
3. **Libraries** - all libraries that are included in the Arduino library manager (5000+).
4. **Reference** - the Arduino Reference provides an overview of the available methods in the Arduino programming API.
5. **Editor** - the code editor area, where we write the program for our board.
6. **Console Log** - this window informs you of the status of your compilation / upload.
7. **Verify/Upload** - verify (compile) your code using the checkmark button, and upload it to your board using the right arrow.
8. **Board / Port Selection** - the board connected to your computer will be automatically displayed here. You can also manually change this.
9. **Serial Monitor** - a tool that reads serial data sent from your board to the computer.

The editor includes all cores for official Arduino boards, and over 6000+ libraries. Many boards also supports **Over-the-air (OTA)** uploads, which is enabled after your first upload via USB.

***For more information on the editor, check out the [Cloud Editor](/arduino-cloud/guides/cloud-editor) tutorial.***
***For more information on the editor, check out the [Cloud Editor](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/guides/editor/) tutorial.***

## Metadata

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