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This text provides 50 tips for using a script editor efficiently. It suggests using shortcuts for various commands, such as holding control and dragging a node into a script to automatically create a variable, and using middle mouse click to close open scene tabs and scripts. Other tips include editing collision layers directly from the node, setting shortcuts for quick access to project and editor settings, and using slashes to split long if statements into multiple lines. The text also mentions creating script templates and organizing variables in the inspector using export categories and groups. It advises against changing file names or locations when scenes are open to avoid duplication issues and recommends using control shift F to search for stray print statements. The tip also mentions the always on top setting, which can be useful for easily accessing the editor while working.