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# Autocomplete
When writing code, autocomplete helps you work faster. There's no need to switch tabs or search through documentation—autocomplete completes your thoughts and seamlessly fills in your code.
### Using Autocomplete
Just start coding as usual. When you want a suggestion, pause typing, and autocomplete will do the rest. It's that simple!
To accept a code suggestion, use the **Tab** key.
### Updating Keyboard Shortcuts
By default, the **Tab** key is used to accept a code suggestion. If this shortcut is not active or if you'd like to customize it, follow these steps:
1. Open **JupyterLab**.
2. Navigate to **Settings > Settings Editor**.
3. In the sidebar, select **Keyboard Shortcuts**.
4. Use the search bar to find **Accept Inline Completion**.
5. Select the current shortcut and update it to your desired keybinding.
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