Jupyter Notebook provides a variety of keyboard shortcuts to streamline your workflow and make it more efficient. Here’s a list of some commonly used shortcuts:
Command Mode (Press Esc to enter):
Enter: Switch to Edit mode.Shift + Enter: Run the current cell and select the cell below.Ctrl + Enter: Run the current cell and stay in the same cell.Alt + Enter: Run the current cell and insert a new cell below.Y: Change the cell type to Code.M: Change the cell type to Markdown.R: Change the cell type to Raw.D, D(press D twice): Delete the selected cell(s).A: Insert a new cell above the current cell.B: Insert a new cell below the current cell.X: Cut the selected cell(s).C: Copy the selected cell(s).V: Paste the cut/copied cell(s) below the current cell.Shift + V: Paste the cut/copied cell(s) above the current cell.Z: Undo the last cell operation (e.g., delete).S: Save the notebook.H: Show keyboard shortcuts help dialog.Shift + Up: Extend selection upwards.Shift + Down: Extend selection downwards.Ctrl + Shift + -: Split the current cell at the cursor position.Shift + M: Merge selected cells.
Edit Mode (Press Enter on a cell to enter):
Esc: Switch to Command mode.Shift + Enter: Run the current cell and select the cell below.Ctrl + Enter: Run the current cell and stay in the same cell.Alt + Enter: Run the current cell and insert a new cell below.Tab: Code completion or indent.Shift + Tab: Tooltip or outdent.Ctrl + Shift + -: Split the current cell at the cursor position.Ctrl + /: Toggle comment on selected lines.Ctrl + Z: Undo last change.Ctrl + Y: Redo last undone change.
Additional Useful Shortcuts:
Ctrl + S: Save the notebook.Ctrl + Shift + P: Open the command palette.
These shortcuts can significantly enhance your efficiency while working in Jupyter Notebooks. You can also view all available shortcuts and customize them by pressing H in Command mode or accessing the Keyboard Shortcuts menu in the notebook interface.
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