Practical Linux Command Line 2.0 - Linux Terminal Shortcuts

The video tutorial covers various keyboard shortcuts to enhance efficiency in command-line operations. It begins with basic navigation shortcuts like using the tab key and arrow keys to navigate through commands. It then delves into advanced line editing shortcuts, such as using control keys to move the cursor and edit lines efficiently. The tutorial also explains how to use control R for reverse searching through command history, allowing users to quickly find and execute previous commands.

Which key is used for auto-completing commands in the terminal?

• Control

• Tab

• Enter

• Shift

What combination of keys is used to copy text from the terminal?

• Control V

• Control C

• Control Shift V

• Control Shift C

How can you stop a running process in the terminal?

• Control Z

• Control X

• Control C

• Control V

Which shortcut moves the cursor to the beginning of a command line?

• Control K

• Control A

• Control E

• Control U

What is the purpose of the Control R shortcut?

• Reverse search command history

• Refresh terminal

• Redo last command

• Run command as root