Linux shortcut keys

tab= Full complement

Ctrl+r Search Command

ctrl+k= Delete (cut) all content from here to the end

ctrl+u= Delete (cut) here to start all content

Ctrl+f: Move forward by character (right)
Ctrl+b: Move back by character (left)

Alt+f: Move forward by word (right)
Alt+b: Move back by word (left)

Ctrl+w: Delete from the cursor to the beginning of the word

Ctrl+d: Delete the character at the cursor
Ctrl+h: Delete the character before the cursor

CTRL + A moves to the beginning of the current line

Ctrl+e move to the end of the current line

Ctrl+l Clear Screen

CTRL + C Delete entire line or stop current task

CTRL + Z: Send the current process to background processing

Copy =ctrl-shift-c

Paste = for ctrl-shift-v

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Linux shortcut keys