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Python Python Basics Types and Branching Booleans

Posted by danielmeade3
danielmeade3
1,310 Points

How is Craig copying the above line onto the next line so fast. I do not remember the shortcut.

When Craig is grabbing a previous line like in: (False or False or True) and (True and False)

Then the line command appears

>>>

then he presses something and is pastes the previous line in 

>>>(False or False or True) and (True and False)

SO he can edit one word

>>>(False or False or False) and (True and False)

How is he grabbing that line

>>> 'And pasting it here'

? Thank you!

1 Answer

Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,912 Points
Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,912 Points

It's probably just the up arrow key, which cycles through your command history. One press will get you the last command, ready to run again or modify as you wish

danielmeade3
danielmeade3
1,310 Points

Oh my gosh, that is it I knew it was something simply he said in the beginning.

Thank you so much!

-Daniel