IntelliJ idea shortcuts and tricks for mac and windows part 1

This video is intended for all IntelliJ IDEA users. In this video i have explained some of the IntelliJ idea CE tricks and shortcuts that everyone can use in their daily life. In this first part 20 best shortcuts of IntelliJ idea using java is described and in next part remaining will be continued.This video is useful for both MAC and Windows users as i have explained the shortcut in mac machine but for every shortcut i am showing its windows/linux counterpart also.Please check the following list of shortcuts for reference.

IntelliJ IDEA CE shortcuts for MAC
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1. Two times shift — search everywhere in IntelliJ project
2. command+o—search resource — Go to line number in IntelliJ project
3. command +E — view recent files in IntelliJ project
4. option+enter— show actions to perform ( add unimplemented method, run the code, create subclass) in IntelliJ project
5. ctrl+space :-basic code completion (autocomplete) in IntelliJ project
6. command+ / : -To comment out the line or block of code in IntelliJ project
7. command+B :- to go to the declaration ,class in IntelliJ project
8. Go back — command+[
9. Go forward — command+]
10. Get the copy clipboard — for copy history—command+shift+v —great feature
11. Extract a method — command+option+m
12. Extract a variable — command+option+v
13. Copy the line and paste it to next line — command+d

IntelliJ IDEA CE shortcuts for Windows/Linux
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1. Two times shift — search everywhere in IntelliJ project
2. ctrl+N —search resource — Go to line number in IntelliJ project
3. ctrl +E — view recent files in IntelliJ project
4. alt+enter— show actions to perform ( add unimplemented method, run the code, create subclass) in IntelliJ project
5. ctrl+space :-basic code completion (autocomplete) in IntelliJ project
6. ctrl+ / -To comment out the line or block of code in IntelliJ project
7. ctrl+B - to go to the declaration ,class in IntelliJ project
8. Go back — ctrl+alt+left
9. Go forward — ctrl+alt+right
10. Get the copy clipboard — for copy history—ctrl+shift+v —great feature
11. Extract a method — ctrl+alt+m
12. Extract a variable — ctrl+alt+v
13. Copy the line and paste it to next line — ctrl+d