Eclipse short cut keys

Highlighted the most useful shortcut keys. 1. Navigation
Shortcut	Description
CTRL + SHIFT + R	Open / Search for resources, e.g. files
CTRL + SHIFT + T	Open / Search for Types
CTRL + E	Allows to select an editor from the currenlty open editors
CTRL + F8	Shortcut for switching perspectives
ALT + LEFT ARROW KEY or ALT + RIGHT ARROW KEY	Go to prev/ next editor position in history
Ctrl-PageUp/PageDown	Previous/next tab
F3	Go to declaration of this variable
CTRL + SHIFT + P	Go to matching bracket
CTRL + Q	Go to editor area and position the cursor at the last changed position
2. Search
Shortcut	Description
Ctrl + .	Go to next problem
Ctrl + ,	Go to previous problem
F3 on a variable	Goto Declaration of this variable
F4 on a variable	Show type hierarchy
CTRL + J , CTRL +k	Incremental search, find next
CTRL+ SHIFT +k	Decremental search,find previous
CTRL + SHIFT + G	Search for reference in the workspace
3. Run
Shortcut	Description
Ctrl F11	Run last launched
Alt + Shift + X - J	Run as Java application
4. Editing
Shortcut	Description
CTRL + 1	Quickfix, dependend on cursor position. See Quickfix for details.
CTRL + Space	Content assist/ code completion, see Content Assist for details.
CTRL + T	Show inline inline inheritance tree of the current Java class
CTRL + O	Show inline all methods of the current class, press CTRL+O again to show the inherited methods
F12	Focuses the editor (especially helpful if you working with Fast Views
Ctrl + M	Maximize Java editor
CTRL + Shift + F	Format source code
CTRL + Shift + O	Organize the imports / Will import the missing imports.
CTRL + Q	Last edited position
5. Arrow Keys
Shortcut	Description
CTRL + Left	Move one element to the left
CTRL + Right	Move one element to the right
CTRL + ALT + Up/Down	Copy line
ALT + Up / Down	Move line up / down
ALT + SHIFT Up / Down	Select the previous / next syntactical element
ALT + SHIFT Up / Down / Left / Right	Extending / Reducing the selection of the previous / next syntactical element
CTRL + Up / Down	Scroll up / down a line in the editor
6. Delete
Shortcut	Description
Ctrl + D	Deletes line
CTRL + SHIFT + DELETE	Delete until end of line
CTRL + DELETE	Delete next element
CTRL + BACKSPACE	Delete previous element
7. Variable assignment
Shortcut	Description
Ctrl + 2 + L	Assign statement to new local variable
Ctrl + 2 + F	Assign statement to new field
8. Programming
Coding
Shortcut	Description
Shift + F2	Call the Javadoc for the selected type / class / method
Alt+Shift + N + Letter	Type shortcut for the command, e.g. njc to create a new Java class or npip to create a new Plugin project.
Alt + Shift + Z	Surround block with try and catch
9. Refactoring
Shortcut	Description
ALT- SHIFT +R	Rename
CTRL+2,R	Rename locally (in file), faster then ALT- SHIFT +R
ALT- SHIFT + T	Opens the quick refactoring menu
10. Debugging
Shortcut	Description
F11	Debug last run
Ctrl + Shift + B	Toggle breakpoint
F5	Single Step (Down)
F6	Single Step (Jump)
F7	Up