A list of shortcuts to get started with Android Studio.

1. CTRL + Space Bar - Useful for autocompletion.

2. CTRL + ALT + B - When the cursor is on class or interface, tells who is implementing / inheriting the class / interface.

3. CTRL + Click - Takes the cursor to the declaration of the thing that is clicked.

4. CTRL + F12 - Lists the methods defined in the class.

5. CTRL + N - Opens the class / interface according to the name entered in dialog box. One can write only the subparts of the name in there.

6. CTRL + SHIFT + N - Opens a resource. The resource could be a .xml file or property file or generated code.

7. SHIFT + SHIFT - The Search Everywhere option. It literally searches everywhere :D

8. CTRL + ALT + O - Organize imports. This also removes the imports not used in the class and introduces the ones you need.

9. Highlight some code block and press CTRL + ALT + L - Reformats the code.

Following are a couple of shortcuts useful while debugging the code.

1. CTRL + F8 - Introduce a breakpoint.
   The red dot with a down arrow indicates the debugger is connected with the app.

2. F8 - Evaluate and continue debugging.

3. ALT + F8 - Evaluate the expression.

4. F9 - Continue

5. F7 - Step in

6. SHIFT + F8 - Step out

Watch out for this space. I shall keep updating this list with shortcuts that will simplify use of Android Studio.