In the world of Jupyter Notebook, being fluent in its command language is key. Here's a rundown of the most commonly used commands and their descriptions:
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Enter
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Enter Edit Mode
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H
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Show all shortcuts
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Up/K
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Select cell above
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Down/J
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Select cell below
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A
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Insert cell above the current cell
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B
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Insert cell above the current cell
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C
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Copy selected cells
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X
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Cut selected cells
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V
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Paste cells below
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D
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Delete the selected cell.
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D+D
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Delete selected cells
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Z
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Undo cell deletion
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M
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Change cell type to Markdown
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Y
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Change cell type to Code
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Shift+Arrow Up/Arrow Down
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Select multiple cells.
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Ctrl+Shift + '-'
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Split the current cell at the cursor.
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Shift+'M'
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Merge selected cells.
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Ctrl+Shift+'P'
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Open the command palette.
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Esc
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Switch to command mode
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Ctrl+Enter
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Run cell
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Shift+Enter
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Run cell, select below
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Alt+Enter
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Run cell, insert below
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Ctrl + End
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Go to cell end.
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Ctrl + Home
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Go to cell start.
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Ctrl+A
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Select all
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Ctrl+Z
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Undo
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Ctrl+Shift+Z / Ctrl+Y
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Redo
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Ctrl+S
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Save and checkpoint
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Tab
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Code completion or indent
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Ctrl+]
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Indent
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Ctrl+[
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Dedent
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Shift+Tab
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Tooltip
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Shift + Enter
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Run the current cell and move the cursor to the next cell.
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Ctrl + Enter
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Run the current cell without moving the cursor.
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Alt + Enter
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run the current cell, insert below
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Ctrl + S
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save and checkpoint
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