How to find lisp code for standard emacs functions? How to find functions bound to keys?

How to find lisp code for standard emacs functions? How to find functions bound to keys?

[exits funnel]

Hello,

I've been using emacs for about a month and love it. 
Now, I've trying to learn a bit of lisp and I have two
quick questions:

1.  How can I display the code associated with, for
instance, goto-line?  I think studying this code would
help me quite a bit.

2.  How can I find the name of the function associated
with a given key-sequence?  For example, I use C-w all
the time, but I can't figure out what the name of the
function is.

Thanks in adavnce for help with this simple issues.

-exits

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Re: How to find lisp code for standard emacs functions? How to find functions bound to keys?

[Friedrich Dominicus]

exits funnel <exitsfunnel@yahoo.com> writes:

> Hello,
> 
> I've been using emacs for about a month and love it. 
> Now, I've trying to learn a bit of lisp and I have two
> quick questions:
> 
> 1.  How can I display the code associated with, for
> instance, goto-line?  I think studying this code would
> help me quite a bit.
I'm using find-function-at-point for that, have bound it to a function
key and use it "nearly" all the time.

> 
> 2.  How can I find the name of the function associated
> with a given key-sequence?  For example, I use C-w all
> the time, but I can't figure out what the name of the
> function is.
C-h k 

You should definitly check all the C-h commands you will be suprised.

Regards
Friedrich