Hey beginners! If you're still right-clicking "Copy" or highlighting code with your mouse like it's 1999, this post is your wake-up call.I'm a web dev just like you - except now I code 2x faster thanks to 3 tiny VS Code shortcuts. Let's dive in. ⬇️ Ctrl + D - Multi-Select MagicProblem: You wrote "color: red;" 7 times and now need to change it to "blue".Old way: Click - edit - repeat 7 timesNew way: - Click one "red" - Press Ctrl + D to select the next match - Keep pressing until all are selected - Type "blue" - all change at once /* Before */ color: red; color: red; color: red; /* After Ctrl+D - type "blue" */ color: blue; color: blue; color: blue; Pro tip: Hold Alt while clicking to select multiple spots manually. Ctrl + / - Comment Like a ProProblem: You want to "turn off" a line to test something.Old way: Delete - panic - undoNew way: - Select line(s) - Press Ctrl + / - Instant comment! Press again to uncomment. <!-- Ctrl + / does this --> <!-- <p>This paragraph is hidden</p> --> Works in HTML, CSS, JS, Python - everywhere! Emmet Abbreviations - HTML on Steroids Problem: Typing full HTML is slooow. New way: Type this - press Tab nav>ul>li*5>a{Item $} Becomes: <nav> <ul> <li><a href="">Item 1</a></li> <li><a href="">Item 2</a></li> <li><a href="">Item 3</a></li> <li><a href="">Item 4</a></li> <li><a href="">Item 5</a></li> </ul> </nav> Try it: Type "!" + Tab - full HTML5 boilerplate in 1 second. Your Turn: Try ONE Today Reply below with: - Which shortcut you tried - What you built with it (screenshot or code!)