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The command "Ctrl + K, Shift + Tab" is a keyboard shortcut used in certain text editors or integrated development environments (IDEs) for code indentation.

When you press and hold the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard and then press "K," you are activating a specific feature related to code formatting. Then, while still holding the "Ctrl" key, you press and hold the "Shift" key, followed by the "Tab" key.

The purpose of this command is to decrease the indentation level of a selected block of code or a line of code, moving it back towards the left margin. It is commonly used when you want to adjust the alignment or to remove excess indentation on a code block.

By using "Ctrl + K, Shift + Tab," you can easily make your code structure more visually organized and readable.