Can someone tell me how to duplicate the line I am on as most of the people do in visual studio code and list for me some shortcuts or where I can see them?/.
Duplicate line (down/up)
Visual Studio Code.
Windows:
Shift+ Alt + ↓ or Shift+ Alt + ↑
Shortcuts for Win
Mac:
Shift + Option + ↓ or Shift +Option + ↑
Shortcuts for Mac
Linux:
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+↓ or Ctrl+Shift+Alt+↑
Shortcuts for Linux
(some distros You need use Numpad arrows)
You can press ctrl+d to duplicate your current line.
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This topic is related to Eclipse copy/paste entire line keyboard shortcut
But I couldn't find a short-cut since I'm using Mac computer.
Try this:
ALT + COMMAND + DOWN
it works.
As you said in your question the shortcut on MacOS is:
ALT + COMMAND + DOWN
OR
ALT + COMMAND + UP
Also you can check all the shortcuts in the preferences using COMMAND + , and go to the General > Keys section.
On my MAC I use [OPTION] + [COMMAND] + [DOWN ARROW].
This works with both Eclipse and IntelliJ with the Eclipse keymap setting.