Programming Cheat Sheets

Welcome to my collection of cheat sheets, I've gathered these during my subjects so far at university as a quick and easy tool. These cheat sheets are designed to help you check simple syntax and commands for various programming languages and tools. The markdown files are easy to read and can be printed out for quick reference. They can also be easily copied into your software of choice, I personally use them in notion with the table of contents feature to quickly find what I need.

Repo Contents

Each cheat sheet is detailed below with links to a downloadable PDF versions for your convenience:

• VS Code Shortcuts: A collection of keyboard shortcuts for Visual Studio Code. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Pycharm Shortcuts: A collection of keyboard shortcuts for PyCharm. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Markdown Cheatsheet: A collection of markdown syntax for creating README files. You can also download the PDF version here.
• R Language Cheatsheet: A collection of R programming language syntax and functions. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Python Language Cheatsheet: A collection of Python programming language syntax and functions. You can also download the PDF version here.
• C++ Language Cheatsheet: A collection of C++ programming language syntax and functions. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Nmap Commands: A collection of Nmap commands for network scanning. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Grep Commands: A collection of Grep commands for searching text. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Linux Commands: A collection of Linux commands for system administration. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Git Commands: A collection of Git commands for version control. You can also download the PDF version here.
• Git Ignore: A collection of Git ignore patterns for excluding files. You can also download the PDF version here.

How to Use These Cheat Sheets

These cheat sheets are best used as a side resource while you code. Keep them open on a second screen, or print out your favorites for quick access.