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Windows: Move cursor to start/end of line— Press Home to jump to the start of the current line, End to jump to the end.
Home/End
Windows: Move cursor to start/end of document— Ctrl+Home jumps to the very beginning of the document, Ctrl+End to the very end.
Ctrl + Home/End
Windows: Move cursor by word—In text, this moves the cursor to the start of the previous (left) or next (right) word.
Ctrl + Left/Right
Windows: Scroll up/down—Scrolls the view up or down by one screen length in most applications with scrollable content.
Page Up/Down
Windows: Select from cursor to start/end of line—In text, hold Shift and press Home to select from cursor to start of line, or End to select to end of line.
Shift + Home/End
Windows: Select entire file—Works in most applications. Selects all content in the current view or document.
Ctrl + A
Windows: Select current word—This typically works in code editors like VS Code. Double-clicking a word often achieves the same in other text editors.
Ctrl + D or doubleclick
Windows: Select current line—Common in code editors like VS Code. In other text editors, triple-clicking often selects the whole line.
Ctrl + L or Tripleclick
Windows: Cut/Copy/Paste—Universal shortcuts. X cuts (removes and copies), C copies without removing, V pastes the last copied or cut item.
Ctrl + X/C/V
Windows: Undo—Reverses the last action in most applications. Multiple presses undo multiple actions.
Ctrl + Z
Windows: Redo—Redoes the last undone action. Ctrl+Y is more common, but some apps use Ctrl+Shift+Z.
Ctrl + Shift + Z or Ctrl + Y
Windows: Toggle comments—In code editors, this comments or uncomments the selected line(s) of code.
Ctrl + /
Windows: Move line up/down—In code editors, this moves the current line or selected lines up or down.
Alt + Up/Down
Windows: Delete current line—In many code editors, this deletes the entire current line without copying it.
Ctrl + Shift + K
Windows: Save file—Saves the current file in most applications. If it’s a new file, it will prompt for a save location.
Ctrl + S
Windows: Open new file—Creates a new blank document or file in most applications.
Ctrl + N
Windows: Find in file—Opens the find dialog or search bar in most applications to search within the current document or page.
Ctrl + F
Windows: Find in workspace/project—In IDEs and some text editors, this opens a search across all files in the current project or workspace.
Ctrl + Shift + F
VS Code: Open command palette—In VS Code, this opens a search bar for commands, allowing quick access to various features and settings.
F1 or Ctrl + Shift + P
VS Code: Open/close integrated terminal—In VS Code, this toggles the integrated terminal at the bottom of the window. The backtick key is typically above Tab.
Ctrl + `
VS Code: Find references to a function—In VS Code, this finds all references to the selected function or variable across your project.
Alt + Shift + F12
VS Code: Go to next error—In VS Code, this jumps to the next error or warning in your code.
F2
VS Code: Go to previous error—In VS Code, this jumps to the previous error or warning in your code.
Shift + F2
Chrome: Open a new tab—Opens a new tab in Google Chrome or most other web browsers.
Ctrl + T