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You can use this file to practice editing.
First, fix this spelling mistake.
Fix these also.
Delete this text with the X command.
This this training training is is provided provided by LinuxTrainingAcademy.com.
This training is provided by LinuxTrainingAcademy.com.
Here is another line of text.
Guess what? Here is even more text!
Will you delete this line or not? We'll see...
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Hello there,
I have started my day not much to do. Just want to learn about vim and be expert at it. I'm thinking of using it as text editor.
Have a nice day.
Hello there,
I have started my day not much to do. Just want to learn about vim and be expert at it. I'm thinking of using it as text editor.
Have a nice day.

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Normal mode commands:
-> for navigating the file opened in vim:
h: to go left.
l: to go right.
j: to go down.
k: to go up.
ctrl + f: To do page down. Similar to page down button.
ctrl + b: To do page up. Similar to page up button.
z + <enter>: To bring the focus of vision to the centre
where the cursor is currently present.
w: To move the cursor by one word on the file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move one word forward)
W: To move the cursor by one word on file. It don't include the
punctuation as a word.(move one word forward)
b: To move the cursor by one word on file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move on word backward)
B: To move the cursor by one word on file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move on word backward)
0: To move the first column of the current line the cursor
is present.
^: To move the first letter of the first word of the current
line the cursor is present.
$: To move the last letter of the last word of the current
line the cursor is present.
gg: To move the first column of the first line of the file.
G: To move to the last line of the file.
<line-number>gg or <line-number>G: To move the particular
<line-number> as mentioned.
ctrl + g: To know the current line we are on, the file name,
the percentage of we have covered according to
current cursor position.
g + (ctrl+g): To get more detailed information of whatever
the previous was showing.
-> Deleting text from file in normal mode:
x: To delete the right side byte of the current cursor position.
X: To delete the left side byte of the current cursor position.
Using d to delete words with motion operation:
<operation>{motion}
for ex:
dw (this delete the what the w command would move
the cursor by)
dw: To delete a word in front of the current cursor position.
dl: To delete next byte towards right from current cursor position on
current line.
dh: To delete next byte towards left from current cursor position on
current line.
dj: To delete whole current line and the line below.
dk: To delete whole current line and the line above.
d$: To delete from current position of cursor to the end of
the line.
Line mode:
-> for navigating using line mode:
:<line-number><enter> : To go to the particular <line-number>.
:$<enter> : To move to the last line in the file.
Normal mode commands:
-> for navigating the file opened in vim:
h: to go left.
l: to go right.
j: to go down.
k: to go up.
ctrl + f: To do page down. Similar to page down button.
ctrl + b: To do page up. Similar to page up button.
z + <enter>: To bring the focus of vision to the centre
where the cursor is currently present.
w: To move the cursor by one word on the file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move one word forward)
W: To move the cursor by one word on file. It don't include the
punctuation as a word.(move one word forward)
b: To move the cursor by one word on file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move on word backward)
B: To move the cursor by one word on file. It include the
punctuation as a word.(move on word backward)
0: To move the first column of the current line the cursor
is present.
^: To move the first letter of the first word of the current
line the cursor is present.
$: To move the last letter of the last word of the current
line the cursor is present.
gg: To move the first column of the first line of the file.
G: To move to the last line of the file.
<line-number>gg or <line-number>G: To move the particular
<line-number> as mentioned.
ctrl + g: To know the current line we are on, the file name,
the percentage of we have covered according to
current cursor position.
g + (ctrl+g): To get more detailed information of whatever
the previous was showing.
-> Deleting text from file in normal mode:
x: To delete the right side byte of the current cursor position.
X: To delete the left side byte of the current cursor position.
Using d to delete words with motion operation:
<operation>{motion}
for ex:
dw (this delete the what the w command would move
the cursor by)
dw: To delete a word in front of the current cursor position.
dl: To delete next byte towards right from current cursor position on
current line.
dh: To delete next byte towards left from current cursor position on
current line.
dj: To delete whole current line and the line below.
dk: To delete whole current line and the line above.
d$: To delete from current position of cursor to the end of
the line.
d0: To delete from current position to the first letter of the
current line the cursor is present.
D: Equivalent of of what d$
dd: To delete the current line entirely no matter where the cursor
is present currently on that same line.
<number>dd: To delete the 3 lines below from current line where
the cursor is present.
Note: <number><delete-command> is telling in short hand on how many
times the delete-command given should be executed. Same as the
command shown above (<number>dd).
<number>dw: delete-word command to be executed <number> numbers of times.
Line mode:
-> for navigating using line mode:
:<line-number><enter> : To go to the particular <line-number>.
:$<enter> : To move to the last line in the file.