Close Tab Ctrl+W, Ctrl+F4
Close Window Ctrl+Shift+W, Alt+F4
Move Tab Left (when tab is focused) Ctrl+Left Arrow, Ctrl+Up Arrow
Move Tab Right (when tab is focused) Ctrl+Right Arrow, Ctrl+Down Arrow
Move Tab to Beginning (when tab is focused) Ctrl+Home
Move Tab to End (when tab is focused) Ctrl+End
New Tab Ctrl+T
New Window Ctrl+N
Next Tab Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow, Ctrl+Page Down
Previous Tab Ctrl+Shift+Tab, Ctrl+AltOpt+Left Arrow, Ctrl+Page Up
Select Tab (1 to 9) CtrlAltOpt+(1 to 9)
How Java Class Instance Variables Are Initialized
Instance variables in a class are always initialized, even if no constructor exists. The compiler automatically initializes them when it creates an instance. If you have an initial value specified the complier will use that for the initialization. If you don’t have an initial value, it will use defaults as listed below.
- Numerical values — 0
- Boolean values — false
- Object references — null
Here are some navigation shortcuts for Websphere Development Application Studio:
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Ctrl+L |
Go to line number. |
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Ctrl+I |
Indent the highlighted text. |
| Ctrl+Q | Goto last modified editor position |
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Ctrl+K |
Go to next occurrence of the selected text |
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Ctrl+Shift+K |
Go to previous occurrence of the selected text |
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Ctrl+F6 |
Navigate between open Editors (or, files in an editor) |
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Ctrl+F7 |
Navigate between open Views |
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Ctrl+F8 |
Navigate between open Perspectives |
| Ctrl+Shift+P | Navigating to Matching braces |
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F12 |
Jump to the open Editor |
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Ctrl+Shift+W |
List all files open in an editor |
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Alt+left arrow |
Back (last editing position) |
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Alt+right arrow |
Forward (next editing position) |