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Q) What are some important shortcuts to interact with MyEclipse




A)
Ctrl+s
for saving
Ctrl+m
For minimizing / maximizing
Syso+ctrl+spacebar
For System.out.println()
Ctrl+w
For closing a file
Ctrl+shift+w
For closing all files
Ctrl+/
For connecting or un connecting
Ctrl+d
For deletion of a line which the cursor is pointing
Ctrl+shift+o
For organizing imports. The means un import things are import and un necessary imports are removed
Ctrl+shift+f
For formatting the code
Ctrl+z
For undo
Ctrl+y
For redo

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