Aug 24, 2024
My Favorite VS Code Shortcuts
My Favorite VS Code Shortcuts
Here are some simple VS Code shortcuts I use all the time to speed up my work:
1. Open Files Fast
Find and open files quickly:
Cmd + P (Mac) / Ctrl + P (Windows)2. Toggle Terminal
Show or hide the terminal easily:
Ctrl + `3. Edit Multiple Lines
Add multiple cursors to edit several places at once:
Alt + Click4. Comment Code
Add or remove comments from code:
Cmd + / (Mac) / Ctrl + / (Windows)5. Go to Line
Jump to a specific line in the file:
Cmd + G (Mac) / Ctrl + G (Windows)6. Go to Definition
Jump to where a function or variable is defined:
F127. Rename Symbol
Change the name of a variable or function everywhere it appears:
F28. Open Command Palette
Use commands quickly by opening the command palette:
Cmd + Shift + P (Mac) / Ctrl + Shift + P (Windows)9. Duplicate Line
Copy the current line and paste it below:
Shift + Option + Down (Mac) / Shift + Alt + Down (Windows)10. Move Line Up/Down
Move the line up or down:
Option + Up/Down (Mac) / Alt + Up/Down (Windows)11. Format Code
Automatically format your code:
Shift + Option + F (Mac) / Shift + Alt + F (Windows)12. Open/Close Sidebar
Show or hide the sidebar panel:
Cmd + B (Mac) / Ctrl + B (Windows)13. Find and Replace
Search and replace text in the file:
Cmd + F / Cmd + Shift + F (Mac) Ctrl + F / Ctrl + Shift + F (Windows)14. Split Editor
Open two editor views side by side:
Cmd + \ (Mac) / Ctrl + \ (Windows)OTHER POSTS
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