You've got to be kidding?

No. They are not.

Have you tried emacs, or maybe vim?

@magicMirror I'm creating Python course with neat learning curve, so I'm looking into reasonable shortcuts. And vim/emacs is not part of that for obvious reasons.

I'm having less trouble with telling them to click on "Debug Cell" or type F1+debce (or set custom keybindings for most used commands), than dedicating our lessons to editor shenanigans.

/s

Obvious, surely....
I prefer pycharm for teaching.

That's an easy one-handed combination if you have a second alt key on right side of the space bar (2 fingers). If not, you need two hands but it's still easy (2+1 fingers).

@electrineer no, it's just that my keyboard and the keyboard of potential student won't be able to produce more than 3 keys-stroke at once. This shortcut is rendered obsolete on low end hardware. (Why do I have "gaming" laptop that doesn't support 3+ keystroke!? lol)

@vintprox at least you've got rgb, that's what gaming means anyway

@electrineer yeah, you're right. I'm just making my mistakes and learning from them XD I should have bought my own components and learned how to assemble it all.

@magicMirro Emacs taught me to play Chopin

can't you bind another shortcut to it? if it's vscode I'm pretty sure it's an easy fix

Looks right to me. Those are the keys you press when you slam your fist down on your keyboard.

Well, nevermind the huge keybinding. Command itself is off.

I call this Elbow+Enter