Vim editor command

Vim is a text editor that is widely used in the Linux/Unix environment.

Here are some basic commands that you can use in Vim:

To open a file in Vim

vim <file_name>

To switch between normal mode and insert mode

• Press i to enter insert mode, which allows you to type in the text.
• Press Esc to return to normal mode.

To save changes and exit Vim

• Press Esc to return to normal mode
• Type :w to save changes
• Type :q to exit Vim
• If you have made changes and want to save and exit at the same time, type :wq

To move the cursor

Use the arrow keys to move the cursor up, down, left, or right

• Or use the following keys to move more quickly:
• h to move left
• j to move down
• k to move up
• l to move right

To delete text

• Position the cursor over the text you want to delete.
• Press x to delete the character under the cursor.
• Press dd to delete the entire line.

To copy and paste text

Position the cursor over the text you want to copy

• Press yy to copy the entire line.
• Position the cursor where you want to paste the text.
• Press p to paste the copied text after the cursor, or P to paste before the cursor.

To search for text

Press / to enter search mode

• Type the text you want to search for, and press Enter
• Press n to move to the next occurrence of the search term, or N to move to the previous occurrence.

These are just a few basic commands to get you started. Vim has many more commands and features that you can learn as you become more familiar with the editor.

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