Pycharm Keyboard Shortcuts…
One of the most well-known IDEs for Python programming is PyCharm, created by JetBrains. It provides a wide variety of keyboard shortcuts to speed up the coding process. Here are several keyboard shortcuts that may come in handy on Windows, Linux, and macOS:
General
- Open Quick Search/Navigation:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + N - macOS:
Cmd + O
Find in File:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + F - macOS:
Cmd + F
Replace in File:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + R - macOS:
Cmd + R
Save All:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + S - macOS:
Cmd + S
Coding Assistance
Auto-Complete Code:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Space - macOS:
Ctrl + Space
Quick Documentation:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Q - macOS:
F1
Parameter Info:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + P - macOS:
Cmd + P
Comment/Uncomment Line:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + / - macOS:
Cmd + /
Navigation
Go to Class:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + N - macOS:
Cmd + O
Go to File:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Shift + N - macOS:
Cmd + Shift + O
Go to Line:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + G - macOS:
Cmd + L
Find Usages:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + F7 - macOS:
Cmd + F7
Code Editing
- Duplicate Line or Selection:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + D - macOS:
Cmd + D
Delete Line:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Y - macOS:
Cmd + Backspace
Expand/Collapse Code Block:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + +/- - macOS:
Cmd + +/-
Move Line Up/Down:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + Shift + Up/Down - macOS:
Cmd + Shift + Up/Down
Reformat Code:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Alt + L - macOS:
Cmd + Alt + L
Navigation and Search
Search Everywhere:
- Windows/Linux:
Double Shift - macOS:
Double Shift
Navigate between open Editor Tabs:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + Left/Right - macOS:
Cmd + Shift + [ / ]
Navigate to Last Edit Location:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Shift + Backspace - macOS:
Cmd + Shift + Delete
Debugging
Toggle Breakpoint:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + F8 - macOS:
Cmd + F8
Resume Program:
- Windows/Linux:
F9 - macOS:
Cmd + Alt + R
Testing
Run Test:
- Windows/Linux:
Shift + F10 - macOS:
Ctrl + R
Debug Test:
- Windows/Linux:
Shift + F9 - macOS:
Ctrl + D
Navigate Between Test and Test Subject:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Shift + T - macOS:
Cmd + Shift + T
Version Control
Show Version Control Window:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + 9 - macOS:
Cmd + 9
Show Git Log:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + 9, then4 - macOS:
Cmd + 9, then4
Show Diff:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + D(in Version Control window) - macOS:
Cmd + D(in Version Control window)
File Management
Create New File:
- Windows/Linux:
Alt + Insert - macOS:
Cmd + N
Close Active Editor Tab:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + F4 - macOS:
Cmd + W
Run/Deployment
Run:
- Windows/Linux:
Shift + F10 - macOS:
Ctrl + R
Stop:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + F2 - macOS:
Cmd + F2
Refactoring
Optimize Imports:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Alt + O - macOS:
Cmd + Opt + O
Reformat Code:
- Windows/Linux:
Ctrl + Alt + L - macOS:
Cmd + Opt + L
References:
1.JetBrains Official Documentation for Keymap
- This is the official documentation and it provides a comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts for various operating systems, along with tips and tricks to optimize your workflow using shortcuts.
- The official blog often posts tips, tricks, and updates regarding their IDEs, including PyCharm. It’s a valuable resource for staying updated with new features and best practices.
