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 <key>C-h</key> **t** is especially useful if you want or need practice using **//Emacs//**. <key>C-h</key> **t** is especially useful if you want or need practice using **//Emacs//**.
 ===== Calling Functions ===== ===== Calling Functions =====
 +
 +As noted earlier, **//Emacs//** exports a
 +large number of functions to for interactive use.  Some of
 +these, like those opening and saving files, are mapped to keys.
 +Others (like the ones for moving to the beginning and end of
 +lines) are not.  To call them, you have to invoke them.  Say we
 +want to call the function //"end-of-line"//.  We would do
 +this:
 +
 +
 +**M-x** end-of-line <key>Enter</key>
 +
 +
 +And the cursor would move to the end of the line, as the function name
 +suggests.
 ===== Emacs Cheat Sheet ===== ===== Emacs Cheat Sheet =====
  

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