PyCharm - Autocomplete Quotes -Get out from within Quotes and Move the Cursor after the Closing Cursor

Question

I'm new to PyCharm.

I like that it autocompletes single and double quotes, but how do I "get out" from within the quotes and move the cursor to the right side of the closing quote ?

Example: I start typing,

string = 'Hello World'

After I'm done with the letter d, my cursor is stuck there.

So is there a fancy way of hitting SPACE so that I can move the cursor to the right side out of the closing quote?

Thanks a lot!

Answer 1

The fastest way of achieving it in pycharm is hitting the same quotation (single or double) after u finish typing the text in the quotations. Eg.

Typing: ' then hello world then ' gives --> 'hello world'|

The first ' will give you this --> '|' The second quotation ' will push your cursor outside the end quotation.

Answer 2

Press Tab.

You can now just press Tab to move outside the quote mark.

It should work by default, but if not you can enable the option in Preferences->Editor->General->SmartKeys and enable "Jump outside closing bracket/quote with Tab when typing"