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multiple files explanation (noob btw)

This is probably gonna seem a really noobish question.

I am really confused about the files everything is saved in and how its all connected.

You have a file that you write your html in and then another for javascript and then another for css

I just don't get how it all comes together at the end and how to save the files properly.

Thanks in advance
May 15 '14 #1
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