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# Moving, Duplicating and Deleting

The most common thing you'll do in your editor is move, duplicate and delete lines. Historically, we have done this with the use of copy/paste and the delete key when necessary. VS Code contains functionality that makes this process much more productive. 

Here are a few more keyboard shortcuts to add to your repertoire. 

| Action         | Keyboard Shortcut               |
| -------------- | ------------------------------- |
| Duplicate line | Opt/Alt + Shift + Down/Up Arrow |
| Move line      | Opt/Alt + Down/Up Arrow         |
| Delete Line    | Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + K            |

{% hint style="info" %}
Note that you don't need to select a line in VS Code to copy/cut it. Just put your cursor anywhere on the line and press Cmd/Ctrl + C or Cmd/Ctrl + X and the entire line will be cut or copied. This is the default behavior of the editor.
{% endhint %}

Open the "index.html" file in the "start" folder.

### Move the "title" tag above the "link" tag.

* Put your cursor anywhere on the "title" line
* Press **Opt/Alt + Up Arrow**

![](/files/-LlxAMqVgsJ7MVzNjQjr)

### Duplicate the "description meta tag

* Put your cursor anywhere on the line with the "meta" tag that has a name of "description"
* Press **Opt/Alt + Shift + Down Arrow**
* Change the "name" attribute to be "og:description" 

![](/files/-LlxA1G7nzaPPHQsSkYc)

### Delete the "description" meta tag

* Put your cursor anywhere on the line that has the `meta` tag with a name of "description"
* Press **Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + K**

![](/files/-Llx9X7YzcZf8ms5e2dg)


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