Discovered that its possible to bookmark places in code for easy access.

My whole life has been a lie so far.

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How tf

Simple answer, ctrl+F2(toggle) and F2(move to next).
Works in subline.

Ctrl + k, k in Visual Studio.

Just add a comment with whatever identifying text you want, and when you come back you can get back to that point with a simple text search.

@Collie
It is double "ctrl + k"

OMG thanks

This is a thing too in vim. It even allows global bookmarks so it saves which file it's in and is accessable from anywhere.

@Pavr

I have yet to encounter a better coding tool than vim.

@AboMahdi Is it not implied that you continue to hold down Ctrl when dealing with keyboard shortcuts?

@Collie
There are shortcuts like collapsing the code
That you can perform using
"ctrl + m", "o" or
"ctrl + m", "ctrl + o"
So there is another possibility
So I had to specify

@AboMahdi fair point

@bahua This is what I do.
All my special comments start with two hashes, have one or more type marks, and a comment.

E.g.

##! This will break if (other condition) happens.
##+ Add (minor feature) here
##-? This probably isn't needed any longer.
##? Will this still behave correctly if (blah blah)?

I often use grep to find all instances of these.