What shortcuts do Linux systems use with Visual Studio?

Visual Studio is a development tool developed by Microsoft, but Visual Studio can also be perfectly applied to Linux systems. In fact, Visual Studio is more widely used in Linux than you think. What are the shortcuts for using Visual Studio on Linux systems?

project-related shortcuts

Ctrl + Shift + B = build the project

Ctrl + Alt + L = display Solution Explorer (Solution Explorer)

Shift + Alt+ C = Add new class

Shift + Alt + A = Add new item to project

Edit related keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl + Enter = Insert a blank line in the current line

Ctrl + Shift + Enter = Insert a blank line below the current line

Ctrl + Spacebar = Autocomplete with IntelliSense

Alt + Shift + arrow keys (←, ↑,↓,→) = Select the custom part of the code

Ctrl + } = Match braces, brackets

Ctrl + Shift +} = Select text in matching parentheses, parentheses

Ctrl + Shift + S = Save all files and items

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + C = Comment selected line

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + U = Uncomment the selected line

Ctrl + K, Ctrl + D = Align all code correctly

Sh Ift + End = select the entire line from start to finish

Shift + Home = select the entire line from end to end

Ctrl + Delete = delete all words to the right of the cursor

Navigation Related keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl +Up/Down = Scroll the window without moving the cursor

Ctrl + - = Move the cursor to its previous position

Ctrl ++ = Move cursor to next position

F12 = Go to definition

Debug related keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl + Alt + P = Attach to process

F10 = Debug single step

F5 = Start debugging

Shift + F5 = Stop debugging

Ctrl + Alt + Q = Add shortcut match

F9 = Set or remove breakpoints

Search for related keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl + K Ctrl + K = Bookmark current line

Ctrl + K Ctrl + N = Navigate to the next bookmark

Ctrl + . = If you type a class name such as Collection "string" and the namespace import is incorrect, then this shortcut combination will be automatically inserted into the import

Ctrl + Shift + F = Find in the file

Shift + F12 = Find all references

Ctrl + F = Show Find Dialog

Ctrl + H = Show Replace Dialog

Ctrl + G = Jump to Line number or line

Ctrl + Shift + F = Find references to selected items in the entire solution

These are the shortcuts for using Visual Studio in Linux systems. It can make your programming easier and work more efficiently.