Pycharm skills collection [available for beginners with no basic knowledge]

Table of contents

Preface

1. Change theme color

2. Set font size and shortcuts

        1. Set font size

        2. Set the font adjustment shortcut key, that is, mouse wheel adjustment

3. Chineseization & translation plug-in

To be continued


Preface

        As the title states, some of the Pycharm editor techniques used will be integrated into this article.


1. Change theme color

        First click on the gear in the upper right corner, which is the "Settings Button"

         Then click theme which is "theme"

         You can then change the theme:

2. Set font size and shortcuts

        1. Set font size

        Click Settings to enter settings, click Editor which is "Edit", then click Font which is "Font", and adjust the size.


        2. Set the font adjustment shortcut key, that is, mouse wheel adjustment

        In the settings interface, search for increase , then click Increase Font Size on the right , then click Add Mouse Shortcut , which means "add mouse shortcut key."

         In the following interface, press the Ctrl button in the lower left corner of the keyboard and move the mouse wheel upward. If the following is displayed, click OK.

         In the same way, the font reduction search decrease, the steps are similar and will not be repeated.

3. Chineseization & translation plug-in

        Click Settings in the upper right corner and click Plugins in the pop-up box .

         Search for Chinese , be sure to click Marketplace at the top , and then click the green install on the right . PS: Although, it is not recommended to use the Chinese version. Try to use English to train yourself.

        You can also search for the Translation plug-in to assist in translation in daily use.

How to use: Select the English you want to translate, right-click translation         at the top of the window .

4. Commonly used shortcut keys

  • ctrl + alt + s: Open software settings
  • ctrl + d: Copy the current line of code
  • shift + alt + up\down: Move the current line of code up or down
  • crtl + shift + f10: run the current code file
  • shift + f6: rename file
  • ctrl + a : select all
  • ctrl + c\v\x: copy, paste, cut
  • ctrl + f : search

To be continued

        Be persistent.

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