Here are some additional useful shortcuts for navigating and managing tasks in the terminal:
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Ctrl + W: Deletes the word before the cursor.
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Ctrl + T: Swaps the character before the cursor with the character at the cursor.
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Alt + B: Moves the cursor back one word.
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Alt + F: Moves the cursor forward one word.
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Ctrl + Y: Pastes the last deleted text (after using Ctrl + U or Ctrl + W).
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Ctrl + X, Ctrl + E: Opens the current command in the default text editor for editing.
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Ctrl + Shift + C: Copies selected text in the terminal (in many terminal emulators).
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Ctrl + Shift + V: Pastes copied text into the terminal (in many terminal emulators).
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Ctrl + S: Pauses the output to the terminal (use Ctrl + Q to resume).
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Ctrl + Q: Resumes output to the terminal after it has been paused.
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Ctrl + Shift + T: Opens a new tab in the terminal (in many terminal emulators).
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Ctrl + Page Up/Page Down: Switches between tabs in the terminal (in many terminal emulators).
These shortcuts can help streamline your terminal usage and improve productivity.
