"Linux uses" shell command line common shortcut keys

Move:

Ctrl + A: Moves to the beginning of the currently edited command,

Ctrl + B: Moves to the end of the currently edited command line,

Ctrl + F or->: move by word aligns (toward the end of the command line, forward)

Ctrl + B or <-: Moves left by character (toward the end of the command line, and then backwards)

Alt + F: Move right by word (toward end of command line, forward)

Alt + B: Moves left by word (toward the beginning of the command, then back)

Edit:

Ctrl + K: Delete from the cursor to the end of the command line

Ctrl + U: Delete from cursor to beginning of command

Ctrl + C: Delete entire row

Ctrl + L: Clear screen, equivalent to clear

CTRL + K: Cut the text until the end of the line (including itself), and you can paste it later with Ctrl + Y

CTRL + U: Cuts the text until the beginning of the line (excluding itself), which you can later paste with Ctrl + Y

CTRL + W: Cut from the cursor position to the starting position of the current word, and you can paste it later with Ctrl + Y

Alt + D: Cut from the position of the cursor to the end of the current word, you can later paste with Ctrl + Y

Ctrl + Y: After pasting into the cursor

"Linux uses" shell command line common shortcut keys