Common shortcut keys for Linux terminals

"Background and purpose" to improve operational efficiency and Linux usage experience

Steps

Example: (ESC +.) Indicates that the ESC key is pressed first and then in English.

1, ESC +. Enter the last parameter of the previous command

2,!! Execute the previous command directly

3, CTRL + u Delete the content before the cursor (mistakenly deleted?) No matter, ctrl+y paste back)

4, CTRL + K Delete the content after the cursor (mistakenly deleted?) No matter, ctrl+y paste back)

5. CTRL + A cursor moves to the beginning of the line (ahead)

6, CTRL + E cursor moves to end of line (end)

7. ESC + B cursor moves forward in words (repeat forward, release ESC, press ESC+B again) (BACKFORWS)

8. ESC + F cursor moves backward by word (repeat forward, release ESC, press Esc+f again) (forwards)

9, CTRL +w Delete a word before the cursor (mistakenly deleted?) No matter, ctrl+y paste back)

CTRL + R Reverse Lookup

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Common shortcut keys for Linux terminals