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Also shift+pos1/end selects whole rows or parts from where the cursor is.
Learn vim and you can completely forget this information
And once you do, you can use them in bash by running (or adding to your
~/.bashrc
)set -o vi
!It's the Home/End keys on US keyboard layouts. I use them all the time when coding.