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Is there any shortcut to insert a new line below the current line? #3918

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GoBigorGoHome opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 15 comments
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Is there any shortcut to insert a new line below the current line? #3918

GoBigorGoHome opened this issue Sep 14, 2018 · 15 comments

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@GoBigorGoHome
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As described in the title.
@DaveSnell
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esc b is a shortcut to add a new cell beneath the current one. Likewise, esc a inserts a new cell above the current one.

@hamcapem
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hamcapem commented Apr 4, 2019

esc b is a shortcut to add a new cell beneath the current one. Likewise, esc a inserts a new cell above the current one.

That's nice and all, but what about lines (not cells!)

@buzzf
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buzzf commented Sep 7, 2019

I have the same requirement。Inserting a new line now is not that convenient like pycharm which has a shortcut "shift + enter"

@efaves
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efaves commented Dec 3, 2019

On a Mac you can use fn + return.

CyborgVillager added a commit to CyborgVillager/Python_Machine_Learning that referenced this issue Feb 9, 2020
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v4 Jupyter Theme Changed & Notes added
3ce374e 
Jupyter Theme Changed & Notes added: Link to help with changing Jupyter theme to 'dark mode'
                                            link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjxrDf6Pp6M

                                            github link for shortcut for adding new line on jupyter:
                                            jupyter/notebook#3918

                                            df.iloc[:3,:2]
                                            .iloc notation and the Python list slicing syntax,
                                             we were able to select a slice of this DataFrame.

                                             Added a new file called Demo of Jupyter, just a mini file testing Jupyter
                                             Shift-Enter to auto start the program,
                                             esc-b to make a new line
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@Ahmed7fathi
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is there any solution yet ?

@dominic-springfield
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anyone?

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@tomato1mule
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just pressing 'end' key then 'enter' will do

@Ahmed7fathi
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just pressing 'end' key then 'enter' will do

wow that's old gold smart way thank u

@vijayabhaarathy
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alt + enter will do

@wiktor-jurek
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Would really appreciate this functionality. In VSCode we have Shift-Enter and it saves a whole load of time when entering parameters.

@Tixotrop
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Tixotrop commented May 29, 2022 •
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Windows:
ctrl + down (moving to the end of line)
enter

Only works if u don't have lines below.

@KSKUNENE
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KSKUNENE commented Jun 9, 2022

alt + enter will do

and how to delete it?

@SDZZGNDRC
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alt + enter will do

It just 'Run Selected Cells and Insert a new Cell below', maybe 'insert a new line below in the same cell' will be better, just like Ctrl+Enter in VSCode.

@nianqinianyi
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nianqinianyi commented Aug 26, 2023 •
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In Pycharm, ctrl + shift + enter is ok, but I don't know how to do it in web browser

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