Jupyter Notebook Common shortcut keys

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• Command mode (Press ESC to start)
• Edit mode (Press Enter to start)

Shortcut key for Jupyter Notebook

Installation before use:

PIP install Jupyter (if you have Python installed and added Python to the environment interpreter)

If you want to open the ipynb-ending file, go to the CMD console and use CD to switch to the ipynb-ending file directory.

Jupyter Notebook has two keyboard input modes. Edit mode, which allows you to type code or text into cells; The unit frame line is green. Command mode, keyboard input running program commands; The unit frame line is gray.

Command mode (Press Esc to open)

• Enter: Enters the editing mode
• Shift-enter: Runs this cell and selects the next cell
• Ctrl-enter: Runs this unit
• Alt-enter: Runs this cell and inserts a new cell under it
• Y: The unit goes into code state
• M: The unit enters the Markdown state
• R: The unit enters the RAW state
• 1: Set level 1 headings
• 2: Set level 2 headings
• 3: Set level 3 headings
• 4: Set level 4 headings
• 5: Set level 5 headings
• 6: Set level 6 headings
• Up: Select the upper unit
• K: Select the upper unit
• Down: Select the unit below
• J: Select the unit below
• Shift-k: Expand the selected unit
• Shift-j: Enlarge the lower cell
• A: Insert A new cell at the top
• B: Insert a new unit below
• X: Cut the selected cell
• C: Copies the selected unit
• Shift-v: Paste to the top cell
• V: Paste into the unit below
• Z: Restores the last deleted cell
• D,D: Deletes the selected unit
• Shift-m: Merges selected cells
• Ctrl-s: Save the file
• S: Save the file
• L: Convert the line number
• O: Converts the output
• Shift-o: Converts output scroll
• Esc: Close the page
• Q: Close the page
• H: Display shortcut key help
• I,I: interrupts the Notebook kernel
• 0,0: restarts the Notebook kernel
• Shift: ignore
• Shift-space: Scroll up
• Space: Scroll down

Edit mode (Enter)