What is the shortcut command for cutting text?

The shortcut command for cutting text is Ctrl+X. This command removes the selected text from its original location and places it onto the clipboard, allowing for easy pasting elsewhere in the document using Ctrl+V. Cutting is particularly useful when you want to move text from one location to another, as it ensures that the original content is removed while making it available for insertion at a new location.

The other commands serve different functions: Ctrl+C is used for copying text without removing it from its original location, Ctrl+V is for pasting text from the clipboard into the document, and Ctrl+Z is dedicated to undoing the last action. Each of these has its own role in text manipulation, but they do not perform the action of cutting text.