Learn Python IDLE Shortcuts for Windows
Action |
Python IDLE Shortcut keys |
Create a new editing window |
Ctrl + N |
Open an existing file |
Ctrl + O |
Open module |
Alt + M |
Show classes and methods in the current file |
Alt + C |
Save the current window to the associated file |
Ctrl + S |
Save the current window to a new file, which becomes the associated file |
Ctrl + Shift + S |
Save the current window to a different file without changing the associated file |
Alt + Shift + S |
Print window |
Ctrl + P |
Close current window |
Alt + F4 |
Close all windows and quit IDLE (asks to save if unsaved) |
Ctrl + Q |
Action |
Python IDLE Shortcuts |
Undo the last change to the current window (max 1000 changes) |
Ctrl + Z |
Redo the last undone change to the current window |
Ctrl + Shift + Z |
Copy selection into system-wide clipboard; then delete selection |
Ctrl + X |
Copy selection into system-wide clipboard |
Ctrl + C |
Insert system-wide clipboard into window |
Ctrl + V |
Select the entire contents of the edit buffer |
Ctrl + A |
Open a search dialog box with many options |
Ctrl + F |
Repeat the last search |
Ctrl + G |
Find selection |
Ctrl + F3 |
Find in files |
Alt + F3 |
Open a search dialog box for searching files |
Ctrl + H |
Go to line |
Alt + G |
Show call tip |
Ctrl + \ |
Show surrounding parents |
Ctrl + 0 |
Show completions |
Ctrl + Spacebar |
Build |
Ctrl + B |
Run the program |
F5 |
Other Python IDLE Shortcuts
Action |
Python IDLE Shortcuts |
Check module |
Alt + X |
Comment region |
Alt + 3 |
Uncomment region |
Alt + 4 |
Tabify region |
Alt + 5 |
Untabify region |
Alt + 6 |
Toggle auto coloring |
Ctrl + / |
Toggle tabs |
Alt + T |
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