Eclipse shortcut keys

Debug Breakpoint Debugging
Set breakpoints;
Test jump-In (F5);
Test skipped (F6);
Test jump (F7);
add breakpoints;
The test goes to the next breakpoint;
The test returns the header of the current method stack (Drop to Frame);
Clear breakpoints;
Clear an expression;
Notice, stop the program!

Common shortcut keys
Required:
Alt +/(content Assistant): complete;
Ctrl + 1 (fast positioning): Error locating errors, same as clicking on "red X" effect;
Ctrl + Shift + O: Guide package;
Ctrl + Shift + F: Formatting blocks of code;
Not necessary (self-reading, not speaking):
Ctrl + Shift + T: View source code;
Ctrl + Click Source code: View source code;
F3: View the source code of the selected class;
Alt + Left button: "Original path return" when viewing source code;
Ctrl + Shift + X: Change lowercase to uppercase;
Ctrl + Shift + Y: change lowercase to lowercase;
Ctrl + Alt + key: Copy the current line;
Ctrl +/: Add or revoke line comments;
Ctrl + Shift +/: Add a segment comment to the selected code;
Ctrl + Shift + \: Undo the current paragraph comment;
Alt + up key: Moves the current line up;
Alt + key: Move the current line up;
Ctrl + D: Delete the current line;

Eclipse shortcut keys