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Happy Monday everyone,

Today I’m going to highlight 3 simple things you can do every day to harness the power of PyCharm and steadily increase your productivity.

1. PyCharm Productivity Guide

PyCharm smartly analyzes the features you use most often during your development sessions, and alerts you to some features you may have missed.

The Productivity Guide dialog is available in Help | Productivity Guide, displaying the list of features with usage statistics and tips:

Besides analyzing your personal usage of features, you can discover other similar features that you have yet to try. Simply sort features by Group, and look for unused ones next to the frequently used. For a quick hint on how to use a feature, select it and see the tips below.

2. Keyboard Shortcuts You Cannot Miss

PyCharm is no Vim or Emacs, but you can still do a lot using just your keyboard. As a keyboard-centric IDE, PyCharm has keyboard shortcuts for most of its commands. Here’s a short list of indispensable shortcuts you can’t afford to miss:

Shortcut	Description
Ctrl+Shift+A	Find action by name
Double Shift	Search Everywhere
Alt+Enter	Show the list of available intention actions
Alt+F1	Switch between views (Project, Structure, etc.)
Ctrl+Tab	Switch between the tool windows and files opened in the editor
Alt+Home	Show the Navigation bar
Ctrl+J	Insert a live template
Ctrl+Alt+J	Surround with a live template
F4	Edit an item from the Project or another tree view
Ctrl+Slash Ctrl+Shift+Slash	Comment or uncomment a line or fragment of code with a line or block comment
Ctrl+N Ctrl+Shift+N	Find class or file by name
Ctrl+D	Duplicate the current line or selection
Ctrl+W and Ctrl+Shift+W	Incremental expression selection
Ctrl+F	Find text string in the current file
Ctrl+Shift+F	Find text in the project or in the specified directory
Ctrl+Shift+F7	Quickly view the usages of the selected symbol
Ctrl+NumPad Plus Ctrl+NumPad –	Expand or collapse a code block in the editor
Ctrl+Space	Invoke code completion

For the detailed list of default keyboard shortcuts, see the Keyboard Shortcuts Reference. If you’d like to customize your preferred keymap, refer to the Configuring Keyboard Shortcuts sections.

The default keymap reference is also available as a PDF. To view it, select Help | Default Keymap Reference in the main menu:

You may want to print out this ‘cheat sheet’ and keep it handy, to discover new shortcuts as you go along and get to know PyCharm better.

3. Tips of the Day

One of the most adored features among PyCharm users is Tip of the Day. Tips of the Day provide a huge collection of useful and interesting hints. They show up every time you start PyCharm. If you’ve suppressed these tips before, you can always get them back by going to Help | Tip of the Day and selecting the Show Tips on Startup check-box:

I hope you enjoy learning your way around PyCharm and using its numerous features to boost your productivity. It’s an investment that will definitely pay off.

Talk to you next week,
-Dmitry

MacOS

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Alt+0.9	Open Corresponding Tool Window
Ctrl+S	Save All
Ctrl+Alt+Y	Synchronize
Ctrl+Shift+F12	Toggle Maximize Editor
Ctrl+Shift+A	Find Action
Esc	Go to Editor
Ctrl+Tab	Switch Editor Tabs and IDE Tool Windows
Ctrl+Alt+S	Open Setting Dialog
Ctrl+`	Quick Switch Current Scheme
Alt+Shift+F	Add to Favourites
Alt+Shift+I	Inspect Current file with Current file

Ctrl+F	Find
Ctrl+R	Replace
F3	Find Next
Shift+F3	Find Previous
Ctrl+Shift+F	Find in Path
Ctrl+Shift+R	Replace in Path

Alt+F9	Run to Cursor
Shift+F8	Step Out
F8	Step Over
F7	Step Into
Ctrl+Alt+F8	Quick Evaluate Expression
Alt+F8	Evaluate Expression
Ctrl+F8	Toggle Breakpoint
Ctrl+Shift+F8	View Breakpoints
F9	Resume Program

Pycharm Shortcuts Cheat Sheet Pdf Mac

Alt+Shift+F10	Open Run Configuration
Alt+Shift+F9	Open Debug Configuration
Shift+F10	Run
Shift+F9	Debug
Ctrl+Shift+F10	Run Context editor from Editor

Ctrl+N	Go to Class
Ctrl+Shift+N	Go to File
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+N	Go to Symbol
F2	Next highlighted Error
Shift+F2	Previous highlighted Error
Ctrl+PgUp	Go to Top of Page
Ctrl+PgDn	Go to Bottom of Page
Ctrl+G	Go to Line
Ctrl+E	Recent files Popup
Iexplorer for iphone mac download. Alt+F1	Select current file/Symbol in any View
Alt+Left Arrow/Alt+Right Arrow	Go to Next/Previous Tab
Ctrl+B	Go to Declaration
Ctrl+Shift+B	Go to Type Declaration
Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow/Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow	Navigate back/forward
Ctrl+Shift+Backspace	Go to last edit location
Ctrl+U	Go to super method/super class
Ctrl+H	Type Hierarchy
Ctrl+Shift+H	Method Hierarchy
Ctrl+Alt+H	Call Hierarchy
Ctrl+F12	File Structure Popup
F12	Go back to Previous Tool Window
F11	Toggle Bookmark
Ctrl+F11	Toggle Bookmark with Mnemonic
Shift+F11	Show Bookmarks
Ctrl+0.9	Go to Numbered Bookmark
Alt+Home	Show Navigation bar
F4	Edit Source
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+U	Show Diagram
Ctrl+]/Ctrl+[	Move to code block end/start
Alt+Up Arrow/Alt+Down Arrow	Go to Previous/Next Method
Ctrl+Shift+I	Open Quick Definition Lookup

Ctrl+Spacebar	Basic Code Completion
Ctrl+Shift+Enter	Complete Current Statement
Ctrl+Alt+Spacebar	Class name Completion
Ctrl+Q	Quick Documentation Lookup
Ctrl+Mouse Over	Brief Info
Ctrl+Shift+Enter	Complete Statement
Ctrl+P	Parameter Information
Ctrl+O	Override Methods
Alt+Insert	Generate Code
Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow/Down Arrow	Move Line(Selection) Up/Down
Ctrl+Alt+T	Surround With.(Begin.End etc.)
Ctrl+/	Comment/Uncomment with Line Comment
Ctrl+Shift+/	Comment/Uncomment with Block Comment
Ctrl+F1	Show Description of Error or Warning at Caret
Tab	Indent Selected Lines
Shift+Tab	Unindent Selected Lines
Alt+Enter	Show Intention Actions and Quick Fixes
Ctrl+Alt+L	Reformat Code
Ctrl+D	Duplicate Current Line
Ctrl+X/Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V	Cut/Copy/Paste Current line to Clipboard
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste from Buffer
Ctrl+Alt+I	AutoIndent Lines
Ctrl+Y	Delete line at caret
Shift+Enter	Start New line
Ctrl+F4	Close Active editor tab
Alt+Enter	Show Intention Actions/Quick-Fixes
Ctrl+Shift+W	Decrease Current Selection to Previous State
Ctrl+W	Select Successively Incresing Code blocks
Ctrl+Shift+NumPad +	Expand All
Ctrl+Shift+NumPad -	Collapse All
Ctrl+NumPad +/Ctrl+NumPad -	Expand/Collapse Code block
Ctrl+Del	Delete to end word
Ctrl+Backspace	Delete to word start
Ctrl+Shift+]	Select till code block end
Ctrl+Shift+[	Select till code block start
Shift+Alt+U	Toggle Carnel/Snake Case
Ctrl+Shift+U	Switch case for Word at Caret or Selected block

F5	Copy
F6	Move
Alt+Del	Safe Delete
Shift+F6	Rename
Ctrl+Alt+N	Inline
Ctrl+F6	Change Signature
Ctrl+Alt+M	Extract Method
Ctrl+Alt+F	Introduce Field
Ctrl+Alt+P	Introduce parameter
Ctrl+Alt+C	Introduce Constant
Ctrl+Alt+V	Introduce Variable

Ctrl+F7	Find Usage in File
Alt+F7	Find Usage
Ctrl+Shift+F7	Highlight Usage in File
Ctrl+Alt+F7	Show Usage

Ctrl+J	Insert Live Template
Ctrl+Alt+J	Surround with Live Template