Normally when you use “ctrl + f” and search for results, you have to navigate one by one in every file where the searched string exists. There is an alternative to this rather than navigating one by one you can have all the results in your “find window”.

press ctrl + shft + f

you can search for the string and the result will be displayed in the Find window

you can click on the search result line to navigate to that part.

This is extremely helpful when you want all your results to be listed in a find window rather then to navigate one by one in every file where the searched string exists.

Many a times you find the need to navigate to the function definition from the function call to see how the function has been defined. To do this you can either press F12 or right click on function call and select “Go to definition” option.

Similarly from the function definition to go back to the function call press ctrl + – keys.