For many tasks Eclipse IDE provides a key board shortcut of some type. When working with medium to large projects, I find using keyboard shortcuts to be a significant time saver. They let me find or get things done very fast. Compared to using a menu option or using the mouse, key board shortcuts can improve one's productivity.
| ShortCut | What it Does |
| F3 | Open Declaration |
| CTRL + SPACE | Auto Complete |
| CTRL + D | Delete current Line |
| CTRL + G | Search for declaration in Workspace (after highligting a word) |
| CTRL + L | Jump to Line Number |
| CTRL + O | Quick Code Outline/ Structure |
| CTRL + T | Open Heirarchy |
| CTRL + E | Swicth Editor |
| CTRL + Q | Last Edit Location |
| CTRL + SHIFT + R | Open Resource |
| CTRL + SHIFT + I | Inspect (Evaluate an expression while in debug mode) |
| CTRL + SHIFT + P | Find matching brace |
| CTRL + SHIFT + L | Key Assist |
Bonus Tip
Double clicking to the immediate right of an opening brace selects all the code between two braces.
Feel free to add any more shortcuts in the comments.
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