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# VSCode Command Palette VSCode (Visual Studio Code)'s command palette is a very powerful tool that allows users to quickly access and execute various commands and features in VSCode. We can use the command palette to execute VSCode's built-in commands, such as opening files, searching symbols, renaming symbols, saving files, etc. VSCode uses the following shortcuts to open the Command Palette: * macOS shortcut: ⇧⌘P * Windows/Linux shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + P You can also open it through the menu bar by selecting View > Command Palette... !(#) The command palette covers almost all commands in VS Code, including commands added by your installed extensions. !(#) > **Note:** The command palette displays commands with their default shortcuts. If a command has a shortcut, you can directly use that shortcut to run the command without going through the command palette. ### Command Palette Operation Modes The command palette supports multiple operation modes, presenting different functions based on input: After entering the > symbol: Start typing to filter the command list. For example, typing "move terminal" can find commands related to moving the terminal to a new window. !(#) After removing the > symbol: The input content will search for files in the workspace. !(#) Pressing the ⇧⌘P (Windows/Linux/macOS shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + P) shortcut can directly open the command palette and start searching for files.