Which keyboard shortcut is used for the Cut command?

The Cut command is used to remove selected text or objects from a document while placing them onto the clipboard for potential pasting elsewhere. The keyboard shortcut for this action is CTRL+X. This operation not only removes the content from its original location but also makes it available for pasting, allowing for smooth editing and rearrangement of text or items within documents.

The choice of CTRL+C represents the Copy command, which duplicates selected content without removing it. CTRL+A is used to select all content in a document, and CTRL+V is the shortcut for the Paste command, which inserts copied or cut content at the cursor's location. Understanding these shortcuts enhances efficiency in text manipulation tasks.