Command Line Basics #5 - Basic Keyboard Shortcuts

In the 5th Command Line Basics tutorial, I show you 4 keyboard commands that will make your life easier.
Ctrl + U: Clears the line from the cursor point back to the beginning.
Ctrl + A: Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.
Ctrl + E: Moves the cursor to the end of the line.
Ctrl + R: Allows you to search through the previous commands.
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[@Smexifyy]

Tip: Instead of pressing CTRL+A to go to the beginning. You can use "ALT + LEFT_ARROW" to get all the way to the left and ALT + RIGHT_ARROW to get all the way to the right. This is also very useful in pretty much all texteditors. (this is for mac)

[@osmond_]

***** For me isn't work

[@AnahitaMango]

“let’s control u out of here” LOL 😂

[@OloAndersen]

Nice video!

[@OloAndersen]

Is there a shortcut to delete everything to the right of the cursor?

[@andresmapop]

Ctrl+K

[@OloAndersen]

Thanks!

[@SpiritMolecule]

you missed a really useful shortcut.. The Tab button: say you type 'cd /var/www/vhosts/sites' u can just type the first (or more) letter of the folder name and press TAB and it will type the folder name for you. so useful this one

[@syntaxfm]

I had already gone over that shortcut in a previous video which is why it wasn't mentioned here.

[@SpiritMolecule]

LevelUpTuts ah ok my bad. thanks love the videos

[@syntaxfm]

Trip Tamine No problem! Thanks for the love :)

[@TheVishwa221]

Alt+BkSpace: Delete word by word