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key bindings - spacemacs / what does SPC replace?

beginner question: is there a way (or rule of thumb) to convert a keybinding in emacs to a corresponding one in spacemacs?

I often find online tutorials on emacs rather than spacemacs, and when they include commands (usually starting with C-c or C-x) I don't know how to perform the same thing in spacemacs using SPC. Can I assume, for example, that I can simply swap C-c (or C-x) with SPC and the binding will work? (say: C-c x y becomes SPC x y?)

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For Spacemacs, you can map SPC x (or anything else you prefer) to C-x. Here's an example:

(spacemacs/set-leader-keys
  "x" (lookup-key global-map (kbd "C-x"))
  "xf" 'other-function-you-like
  "c" (lookup-key global-map (kbd "C-c"))
  "cf" 'other-function-you-like)

However, to directly bind SPC to a keymap or prefix, you can refer to this answer:

Bind key to a prefix in evil

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