Which command is used to save a project?

The command used to save a project is Command+S. This combination is widely recognized across various software applications, whether on Windows or macOS systems, as the standard shortcut to save the current document or project.

Using Command+S prompts the software to store any changes made to the project since the last save, ensuring that your work is preserved. Many users develop the habit of frequently using this shortcut while working, effectively preventing loss of data due to unexpected software crashes or power outages.

In contrast, Command+Z is associated with the "undo" function to revert recent actions, Command+X is for "cutting" selected items, and Command+V is used for "pasting" previously cut or copied items. Each of these alternative commands serves different functions that are not related to saving projects.