Missing text editing keyboard shortcut like windows while coding

Question

I am a long-time PC user using macOS. I am missing some useful commands I used when coding. I know can add keyboard shortcuts but I would like to know is there already command equivalents for Mac:

1. Home Button: Go to the beginning of the line.
2. End Button: Go to the end of the line.
3. Shift + Home: Selection of the line from the cursor point to the beginning of the line (not up to the document)
4. Shift + End: Selection of the line from the cursor point to the end of the line.
5. Shift + Delete = Cut Text
6. Control + Insert = Copy text
7. Shift + Insert = Paste text

Answer 1

Here are some builtin shortcuts:

1. Home (beginning of the line) - ⌘ cmd+← left arrow or ⌃ CTRL+A
2. End (end of the line) - ⌘ cmd+→ right arrow or ⌃ CTRL+E
3. Select to the beginnig - ⇧ Shift+⌘ cmd+← left arrow or ⇧ Shift+⌃ CTRL+A
4. Selet to end - ⇧ Shift+⌘ cmd+→ right arrow or ⇧ Shift+⌃ CTRL+E
5. Cut Text - ⌘ cmd+X
6. Copy Text - ⌘ cmd+C
7. Paste Text - ⌘ cmd+V

Note: You can also Kill ⌘ cmd+⌫ backspace (cut) and Yank ⌃ CTRL+Y (paste) text.

Here's the list on Apple Website