Knowing the keyboard shortcuts can really make you more productive when working with Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
One of the most common actions that a developer performs is moving the cursor position either at the start or the end of a line or, moving the cursor to the top or the bottom of the current file.
Let's take a look at the keyboard shortcuts that you can use to achieve such actions.
Move Cursor to the start/beginning of the current line
Windows: Home
macOS: ⌘ Command + Left Arrow ←
Linux: Home
Move Cursor to the end of the current line
Windows: End
macOS: ⌘ Command + Right Arrow →
Linux: End
Move Cursor to the top of the current file
Windows: Control + Home
macOS: ⌘ Command + Up Arrow ↑
Linux: Control + Home
Move Cursor to the bottom of the current file
Windows: Control + End
macOS: ⌘ Command + Down Arrow ↓
Linux: Control + End
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