VS Code keyboard shortcuts practice
A timed drill for VS Code keyboard shortcuts on Windows and Linux — the same shortcuts, practised until your hands do them without thinking, instead of a list you read once and forget.
- 28VS Code shortcuts
What is in the drill
- Select all occurrences
Ctrl + Shift + L - Move line up
Alt + Up - Move line down
Alt + Down - Command palette
Ctrl + Shift + P - Quick open file
Ctrl + P - Rename symbol
F2 - Copy line down
Shift + Alt + Down - Toggle line comment
Ctrl + / - Go to definition
F12 - Format document
Shift + Alt + F - Search across files
Ctrl + Shift + F - Find in file
Ctrl + F - Toggle terminal
Ctrl + ` - Toggle sidebar
Ctrl + B - Split editor
Ctrl + \ - Go to line
Ctrl + G - Go to symbol in file
Ctrl + Shift + O - Peek definition
Alt + F12 - Find all references
Shift + F12 - Quick fix
Ctrl + . - Add cursor below
Ctrl + Alt + Down - Add selection to next match
Ctrl + D - Expand selection
Shift + Alt + Right - Toggle block comment
Shift + Alt + A - Indent line
Ctrl + ] - Trigger suggestion
Ctrl + Space - Show parameter hints
Ctrl + Shift + Space - Go back
Alt + Left
How it works
Each round shows one shortcut's description; type the keys it names, in order. Get it right and the next one appears immediately, so the drill moves at the speed of your recall, not a timer.