Codecademy keyboard shortcuts

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This shortcut list is sorted by user, meaning that original structure (headings) is disregarded. You can see the original page here: Codecademy keyboard shortcuts.

0	Ctrl + X	Cut line (empty selection)
0	Ctrl + C	Copy line (empty selection)
0	Page Up / Down	Scroll page up/down
0	Home	Go to beginning of line
0	Home	Go to beginning/end of line
0	or End
0	End	Go to end of line
0	Ctrl + <	Back
0	⌘ Cmd + X	Cut line (empty selection)
0	Ctrl + Home	Go to beginning of file
0	Ctrl + End	Go to end of file
0	Ctrl + ↑ ↓	Scroll line up/down
0	Ctrl + ⤶ Enter	Run Code
0	⌥ Opt + ↑ ↓	Move line down/up
0	Ctrl + >	Next
0	⌘ Cmd + ⤶ Enter	Run Code
0	⌘ Cmd + ↑ ↓	Go to beginning/end of file
0	⌘ Cmd + ]	Indent/outdent line
0	or ⌘ Cmd + [
0	↑ Shift + ⌘ Cmd + K	Delete line
0	↑ Shift + ⌥ Opt + A	Toggle block comment
0	Ctrl + /	Toggle line comment
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + K	Delete line
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + [	Fold (collapse) region
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + ]	Unfold (uncollapse) region
0	⌥ Opt + ⌘ Cmd + [	Fold/unfold region
0	or ⌥ Opt + ⌘ Cmd + ]
0	⌘ Cmd + /	Toggle line comment
0	↑ Shift + ⌥ Opt + ↑ ↓	Copy line down/up
0	Ctrl + ]	Indent/outdent line
0	or Ctrl + [
0	Alt + <	Back
0	Alt + ↑ ↓	Move line up/down
0	↑ Shift + Alt + A	Toggle block comment
0	Alt + >	Next
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + \	Jump to matching bracket
0	↑ Shift + Alt + ↑ ↓	Copy line up/down
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + [	Fold (collapse) all subregions
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + ]	Unfold (uncollapse) all subregions
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + 0	Fold (collapse) all regions
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + J	Unfold (uncollapse) all regions
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + C	Add line comment
0	Ctrl + K then Ctrl + U	Remove line comment
0	↑ Shift + ⌘ Cmd + \	Jump to matching bracket
0	⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + [	Fold/unfold all subregions
0	or ⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + ]
0	⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + 0	Fold/unfold all regions
0	or ⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + J
0	⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + C	Add line comment
0	⌘ Cmd + K then ⌘ Cmd + U	Remove line comment
For a full list of Mac shortcuts, press F1 while in the text editor.
Please note that the shortcuts work best on QWERTY keyboards and some shortcuts may not work on other keyboard layouts.
Source: codecademy.com
For a full list of Windows shortcuts, please see this page.

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