Instead of indivually typing out a hash tag in front of each line, is there a way to select a block of code and comment/uncomment everything by only pressing a couple shortcut keys?
In Corey Schafer's Programming Terms: Mutable vs Immutable, at 3:06, he selected multiple lines and commented them out in PyCharm all in one action. What is this action? Is it a built-in shortcut in
Since VS 2013, the shortcut comes with built-in keybinds: Alt Up Alt Down These move the selected line (s) up and down. If a line isn't selected, but the text entry cursor is on the line, that also works without having to select the line. If you wish to rebind it in Tools > Options > Environment > Keyboard, the identifier keys are Edit.MoveSelectedLinesUp and Edit.MoveSelectedLinesDown. You ...
In Eclipse there is a shortcut, Ctrl+Shift+F, that re-indents code and fixes comments and blank lines. Is there an equivalent for Visual Studio 2010?
The shortcut that you should be using to comment is Ctrl + / for a single line and Ctrl + Shift + / for multi line comment as per DBeaver documentation. Coming to your question, they have not mentioned about Ctrl + Shift + - it in their docs but it does open another another SQL editor window for you which indicates the purpose is just it.
Is there a shortcut to comment multiple lines in python using VS Code ...
It definitely counts as 'some other method' - essentially, it sets up a keyboard shortcut that (I think) passes the Win-key keystroke to your local machine. This opens your local start menu on top of Citrix - and from there you can Alt+Tab locally as normal.