Shotcuts in Linux terminal for typing commands

Shotcuts	Description
History	Show command History list
Ctrl+p	Show Previous command
CTRL + N	Show Next command
!num	The NUM command that executes the command history list
!!	Executes the previous command
!? String?	Executes the most recent command with string strings
Ctrl+r	Then enter several characters, start searching up for the command that contains the character, continue pressing ctrl+r, search for the previous matching command
Ctrl+s	Similar to Ctrl+r, just forward retrieval
alt+<	History list First item
Alt+>	Last item in history list
Ctrl+f	The cursor moves forward one character
Ctrl+b	Move the cursor backward one character
Alt+f	The cursor moves forward one word
Alt+b	Move the cursor backward one word
LS!$	Executes the command LS, and the parameter of the above command is its parameter
CTRL + A	Move to the beginning of the current line
ctrl+e	Move to the end of the current line
esc+b	Move to the beginning of the current word
esc+f	Move to the end of the current word
ctrl+l	Clear Screen
Ctrl+u	Cut all characters before the cursor in the command line (excluding itself)
ctrl+k	Cut all characters (including itself) after the cursor in the command line
Ctrl+d	Delete the character at the cursor location
ctrl+h	Delete the previous character at the cursor location
Ctrl+y	Paste the character you just deleted
ctrl+w	A word (delimited by spaces, punctuation, and so on) before the clipping cursor
Alt+d	Words after clipping the cursor
esc+w	Delete the character that precedes the cursor to the end of its word (delimited by spaces, punctuation, and so on)
ctrl+t	Reverses the position of the character where the cursor is located and before it, and moves the cursor to the next character
Alt+t	Swap position of current and previous words
Alt+u	Convert the current word to uppercase
alt+l	Convert the current word to lowercase
Alt+c	Capitalize the current vocabulary into the first character
Ctrl + V	Insert special characters, such as Ctrl+v+tab join TAB key
esc+t	Reverses the position of the cursor and its adjacent words
CTRL + C	Delete entire row
CTRL + (x u)	Press CTRL while pressing X and u again to undo the action you just made
Ctrl+s	Suspend current Shell
Ctrl+q	Re-enable the suspended shell

Shotcuts in Linux terminal for typing commands