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"Unleash Your Imgnxtion"

Group

<sup>/ɡro͞op/</sup>

noun

noun: group; plural noun: groups

a number of people or things that are located close together or are considered or classed together.

"these bodies fall into four distinct groups"

Similar:

category, class, classification, grouping, set, lot, batch, bracket, type, sort, kind, variety, family, species, genus, breed, style, grade, grading, rank, status, crowd, band, company, party, body, gathering, congregation, assembly, collection, cluster, flock, pack, troop, gang, bunch

The letter "G" stands for "Group". It applies to things like a "group" of tabs, a list of files, a "directory", a "folder", a "table", a "Grid" (if you will...) a spreadsheet, etc. It's essentially a list of things that have some common trait.

You will often see the key CTRL associated with Groups.

ie.

cmd + ctrl + o

Move a Group of Editors into a new window.

Since the Group is moved using CTRL (fast) or G (slow), the Individual is moved using ALT (fast) or I (slow).

cmd + alt + o

Move an Individual Editor into a new window.

Since the Individual is moved using ALT (fast) or I (slow), the Group is moved using CTRL (fast) or G (slow).

Shortcuts: Taxonomy

Groups ^Groups^ ^of^ ^Panels^

⌘ + ctrl +  — Move Group Left

⌘ + ctrl +  — Move Group Up

⌘ + ctrl +  — Move Group Right

⌘ + ctrl +  — Move Group Down

Panels ^Individual^ ^Panes^ ⌘ + alt + up — Move Panel Up ⌘ + alt + right — Move Panel Right ⌘ + alt + down — Move Panel Down ⌘ + alt + left — Move Panel Left

⌘ + 0 — Layout

• ⌘ + 1 — Primary Sidebar
  • ⌘ + ❰
• ⌘ + 2 — Focus Editor/Toggle Panel
• ⌘ + 3 — Search
• ⌘ + 5 — Accessibility
• ⌘ + ] / ⌘ + [ — Add/Remove Integrated Terminal
• ⌘ + K — Previews
• ⌘ + N — NPM
• ⌘ + T D — Takku (Difftool) / Terminal
• ⌘ + L — Lookup (Symbol)

ctrl is usually reserved for Grids

alt is usually reserved for Individual Panes

When in doubt... just...
> VS Code Document Reference: `⌘ + shift + /`