Linux command line access to commonly used shortcuts && man command manual Description

Linux command line frequently used shortcuts

hot key	Function Description
tab	Automatically fill all orders or path
Ctrl+a	Move the cursor to begin of command line
Ctrl+e	Move the cursor to the end of command line
Ctrl+f	Move the cursor one character to the right
Ctrl+b	Move the cursor left one character
Ctrl+k	Cut from the cursor to the end of the line
Ctrl+u	Cut from the cursor to the beginning of character
Ctrl+w	Shearing a word before the cursor
Ctrl+y	Copy Cut Cut content named
Ctrl+c	Interrupt task is being executed
Ctrl+h	To delete a character before the cursor
Ctrl+d	Exit the current command line
Ctrl+r	Search-history
Ctrl+g	Exit command history search
Ctrl+l	Clear screen all the content on the most open over the screen a new line
Ctrl+s	Lock the terminal so that it is temporarily unable to enter content
Ctrl+q	Exit terminal lock
Ctrl+z	The task is being performed at the terminal stop in the background
!!	Executing a command
!digital	Digital corresponding command execution history
!letter	Recent execute commands that begin with the letter
!$ / Esc+.	A command to get the last parameter
Esc+b	Move to the beginning of the current word
Esc+f	Moves to the end of the current word

man command to view the contents of the manual instructions

Manual title	Function Description
NAME	Description and presentation of command
SYNOPSIS	The basic syntax of the command
DESCRIPTION	A detailed description of the command, the role of each parameter, and sometimes the information will appear in the OPTIONS
OPTIONS	Description Command parameters option
EXAMPLES	Reference Examples of the command
EXIT STATUS	The end of the exit status of command, usually 0 for successful execution
SEE ALSO	Other commands or command-related information and
BUGS	Description and command-related defects
AUTHOR	The author of the introduction to the command