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What are the Jupyter Notebook shortcut keys? for this question, this article introduces the corresponding analysis and solution in detail, hoping to help more partners who want to solve this problem to find a more simple and easy way.

Jupyter Notebook has two keyboard input modes. Edit mode, which allows you to type code or text into the cell; the cell border is green. Command mode, the keyboard enters the command to run the program; at this time, the cell frame line is gray.

Command mode (keystroke Esc on)

Enter: switch to edit mode

Shift-Enter: run this unit and select the next unit

Ctrl-Enter: run this module

Alt-Enter: run this unit and insert a new unit under it

Y: the unit goes to the code state

M: the unit is transferred to markdown state.

R: the unit is transferred to raw state.

1: set level 1 title

2: set level 2 title

3: set level 3 title

4: set level 4 title

5: set level 5 title

6: set level 6 title

Up: select the cell above

K: select the upper unit

Down: select the unit below

J: select the lower unit

Shift-K: enlarge the selection of the upper unit

Shift-J: enlarge the selection of the lower unit

A: insert a new cell above

B: insert a new cell below

X: cut the selected cell

C: copy the selected cell

Shift-V: pasting to upper cell

V: paste to the unit below

Z: restore the last unit deleted

Dminute D: delete the selected cell

Shift-M: merging selected cells

Ctrl-S: file save

S: file save

L: convert line number

O: convert output

Shift-O: conversion output scrolling

Esc: closing pages

Q: close the page

H: show shortcut key help

I I: interrupt the Notebook kernel

0pr 0: restart the Notebook kernel

Shift: ignore

Shift-Space: scroll up

Space: scroll down

Edit mode (Enter key start)

Tab: code completion or indentation

Shift-Tab: prompt

Ctrl-]: indent

Ctrl- [: unindent

Ctrl-A: select all

Ctrl-Z: recovery

Ctrl-Shift-Z: do it again

Ctrl-Y: do it again

Ctrl-Home: skip to the beginning of the unit

Ctrl-Up: skip to the beginning of the unit

Ctrl-End: skip to the end of the cell

Ctrl-Down: skip to the end of the cell

Ctrl-Left: skip to the prefix on the left

Ctrl-Right: skip to the prefix on the right

Ctrl-Backspace: delete the previous word

Ctrl-Delete: delete the last word

Esc: enter command mode

Ctrl-M: enter command mode

Shift-Enter: run this unit and select the next unit

Ctrl-Enter: run this module

Alt-Enter: run this unit and insert a unit below

Ctrl-Shift--: division unit

Ctrl-Shift-Subtract: division unit

Ctrl-S: file save

Shift: ignore

Up: move the cursor up or into the previous unit

Down: move the cursor down or into the next unit

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