Verify and Upload your code

 If you have finished typing the code then you can click on the verify option which will check your program-


Click on the tick mark icon (the one underlined in light green color)
The code in the picture is from my Create your first project!  post.

After clicking on verify, it will ask you to save it, so if you want to save it you can type in a suitable name and save it where you want to. If you don't want to save it, you can click on 'cancel'.
And if you get an error then recheck the program in the app editor or look at the website from where you got your code and confirm that your program is exactly the same.

After checking you code 
First, connect the Arduino UNO board to the computer using the cable and then click on the upload icon - 
Click on the icon underlined in light green color

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