Programmer's Survival Guide for Windows CMD Shell, File System & Source-code Editors Part 3
3. Keyboard Shortcuts (for Windows)
Good programmers uses keyboard shortcuts instead of mouse to perform
most of the editing tasks, such as positioning the cursor, selecting
texts, copy and paste. Below are the frequently-used keyboard shortcuts
for the programmers.
Keyboard Shortcut |
Function |
Ctrl+c, Ctrl+v, Ctrl+x |
Copy, Paste, Cut |
Ctrl+s |
Save |
Ctrl+f |
Find |
Ctrl+z, Ctrl+y |
Undo, Redo |
Ctrl+RightArrow, Ctrl+LeftArrow |
Goto next/previous word |
Home, End |
Goto begin/end of the current line |
Ctrl+Home, Ctrl+End |
Goto top/end of document |
Ctrl+a |
Select all |
Ctrl+Shift+RightArrow, Ctrl+Shift+LeftArrow |
Select words |
Shift+DownArrow, Shift+UpArrow |
Select lines |
Shift+RightArrow, Shift+LeftArrow |
Select characters |
Shift+End, Shift+Home |
Select till end/begin of current line |
Alt+Tab |
Switch between open applications |
Alt+F4 |
Close the current application |
Mouse Clicks
- Single-click to position the mouse pointer.
- Double-click to select a word.
- Triple-click to select a paragraph.
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