Yes.
You could. For instance, you might accidentally overwrite an external file containing JavaScript code. Or you might accidentally overwrite and included JavaScript. This can happen with relative ease if a new version of the page has JavaScript that an older, live version does not. In those cases, simply confusing which side of the FTP client represents the client and which the server could resulting in accidentally downloading the older, live file onto the newer file waiting to go live.
The best way to prevent these kinds of mistakes and accidents is using some kind of version control software. This software will keep various versions of the same file, allowing you to "rollback" to a previous version should you need to.
The most popular of these systems are CSV, SVN, and Git.
delete it!
Download them again !
When you delete an object there is no way to get it back. That is why farmville asks for a confirmation of the deletion, so that you cannot accidentally delete an object.
When you delete a note, you delete the comments associated with it, they are gone.
You can't get back things that you delete, but you can go to pokestops and get new things.
Press the dots and click delete
Check the trash folder, it might still be there
Nothing happens to your money f you accidentally delete a video or an app. If you backup your device with iTunes it should always be available to you on your computer. If you don't backup then you will lose the video or app and may have to purchase it again.
just quit without saving and it should be back
Pass the code that gets input as a comment. Other way is to delete the code or disable javascript altogether
Accidentally commented on my own question, how do I delete the answers?
JavaScript isn't really something you can delete. All major web browsers will have it included as part of the program. All other programs which use JS should also have it included. If you think you have disabled it in your web browser, take a look at the related question section below for help in re-enabling it.