Linux terminal shortcut key summary

1. Tab
Shift + Ctrl + T: Create a tab
Shift + Ctrl + W: Close the tab
CTRL + Pageup: Previous Tab
CTRL + Pagedown: Next Tab
Shift + Ctrl + Pageup: tab left shift
Shift + Ctrl + Pagedown: Right Shift of the tab
Alt + 1: Switch to Tab 1
Alt + 2: Switch to Tab 2
Alt + 3: Switch to tab 3

2. Window
Shift + Ctrl + N: New window
Shift + Ctrl + Q: Close the terminal

3. Copy/paste:
Shift + Ctrl + C: Copy
Shift + Ctrl + V: Paste

4. Change the size:
F11: Full Screen
CTRL + plus: Zoom in
CTRL + minus: Decrease
CTRL + 0: original size

5. move the cursor
CTRL + F move one character forward
CTRL + B move one character backward
Alt + F move a word forward
Alt + B move one word backward
CTRL + a move to the beginning of the current row
CTRL + e move to the end of the current row
CTRL + l clear the screen and start a new line at the top of the screen

6. Edit the command line
CTRL + D Delete the current character
CTRL + T switch the position of the current character and the previous character
Alt + t exchange the position of the current word and the previous word
Alt + u converts the current word to uppercase
Alt + l convert the current word to lowercase
Alt + C converts the current word into an uppercase word
CTRL + V add a special character. For example, to add a tab, press Ctrl + V + TAB.

7. cut and paste shortcuts
CTRL + k cut the text until the end of the row
CTRL + u cut the text until the beginning of the line
CTRL + W cut the word before the cursor
Alt + d cut the word behind the cursor
CTRL + y paste the recently cut text // is this command invalid?
Alt + y roll back to the previously cut text and paste it
CTRL + C Delete the entire row