How do i take a snapshot on my macbook pro

how do i take a snapshot on my macbook pro, anyone can help? thank you in advance, I am sure its very simple

You can use the shortcuts Austin listed, or you can use the Grab screen shot utility that came with your Mac, or you can use the File / Take Screen Shot commands in Apple Preview.

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