Common shortcuts for Eclipse

I always thought that I was very familiar with eclipse, but I recently read a book and found that I am still far away from using it. I don't know how to use many shortcut keys.

I will list them as follows. On the one hand, I will give my reference at ordinary times. On the other hand, I will remind you to quickly and efficiently use the eclipse tool for development.

1. Shortcut Keys for formattingWhen writing code, developers often need to write formatted Code to facilitate maintenance by others. The shortcut keys for formatting code are shown in the following table.

Express key	For use
Ctrl + Shift + U	Appears in the file
Ctrl + H	Open Search dialog box
Ctrl + G	Workspace Declaration
Ctrl + Shift + G	Reference in Workspace
Ctrl + Shift + F	Format
Ctrl +/	Comment/cancel comment
Ctrl + Shift + M	Add Import
Ctrl + Shift + O	Organization Import
Ctrl + 1	Automatic Correction

2. Shortcut Keys for debuggingWhen writing code, developers often need to debug the code. The shortcut keys for debugging code are shown in the following table.

Express key	For use
F7	Return in one step
F6	Skip in one step
F5	One-Step Jump
Ctrl + F5	Step-by-Step Jump-in selection
F11	Debugging last started
F8	Continue
Shift + F5	Use the filter for one-step execution
Ctrl + Shift + B	Add/Remove breakpoints
Ctrl + D	Display
Ctrl + F11	Last started
Ctrl + R	Run to line
Ctrl + U	Run

3. Shortcut Keys for refactoringThe Eclipse shortcut key can also be used to refactor the code. The shortcut keys for refactoring code are shown in the following table.

Express key	For use
Alt + Shift + Z	Cancel Reconstruction
Alt + Shift + M	Extraction Method
Alt + Shift + L	Extract local variables
Alt + Shift + I	Inline
Alt + Shift + V	Mobile
Alt + Shift + R	Rename
Alt + Shift + Y	Redo