The same is true for placing blocks and walls.
When equipped with a mining tool, left click will mine in the foreground while right click mines the background. 
Note that many items (including resource gatherers like the pickaxe) are two handed.
Pressing X switches between your Left and Right mouse button slots and your hotkeys, useful for dropping weapons, flashlight, shield, etc into your L/R slots to quickly become combat ready. You can craft healing bandages directly from plant fiber – harvest those hanging vines you see underground. 
When no crafting objects are present your only option is the crafting table to get you started on more advanced objects, as well as basic supplies like bandages, torches and wooden platforms.
Pressing C pulls up your limited crafting menu. This includes any and all crafting objects such as an anvil but also chests and storage containers, harvesting plants, opening doors, etc. Pressing E near most objects will allow you to interact with them. Keep right clicking and maybe you can wrap your head around the vast universe around you. While looking at the star map, right click to zoom out. Your ship also comes equipped with a storage locker, a 3D printer (for blueprints and copying some items), and your captain’s chair for exploring the universe. You can use the button to return to your ship while on the surface of a planet as well. To beam down to the planet you’re currently hovering over, interact with the portal on the left of your ship or click the teleport button the right side. To see your current quest click the yellow exclamation on the right side. Completing the initial quest line helps guide you to crafting and gives you some nice monetary rewards. Any information here is subject to change as the game is patched, but we’ll try and stay on top of it! Please note that sandbox games are constantly being updated, and especially while in early beta Starbound is receiving major updates every few days. While exploring and figuring things out on your own is highly encouraged in a free form game such as this, these tips will help guide you on the right direction and hopefully answer some “How do I do that” common questions. 
Though Starbound shares many of the basic gameplay concepts and features of its predecessor and other sandbox games, it also offers a host of new mechanics not readily available as the community still builds the wiki page based on this brand new playable beta. What you may not know is how to actually do anything once you’ve jumped in. Starbound’s beta is upon us and unless you’ve been living under a rock on a distant procedurally generated planet, you know that it’s the highly anticipated successor to Terraria.
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