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Vim Resume Top Hidden Commands

The document provides a list of commands for text editing in a command-line interface, specifically for navigating and manipulating text. It includes commands for inserting, copying, deleting, and saving text, along with shortcuts for specific actions. The commands are organized with their respective functions and key combinations for ease of reference.

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Vim Resume Top Hidden Commands

The document provides a list of commands for text editing in a command-line interface, specifically for navigating and manipulating text. It includes commands for inserting, copying, deleting, and saving text, along with shortcuts for specific actions. The commands are organized with their respective functions and key combinations for ease of reference.

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o - insert mode + insert new line after P - paste in the current cursor

current line
y$ - copy from current position to end
O - insert mode + insert new line of line (Ctrl - End - Ctrl - C)
before current line
y0 - copy from current position to first
A - insert mode in the end of line of of line (Ctrl - Home - Ctrl - C)
current position
yw - copy next word
{ - go up 1 paragraph
yb - copy previous word
} - go down 1 paragraph
dd- delete current line
:q! - exit without saving
x - delete current letter right
:wq: exit with save
u - undo change
:w - save
. - apply last command
e - end of word
d0 - delete from current position to
b - back one word first of line (shift - home - delete)

0 - first of line d$ - delete from current position to


end of line (shift - end - delete)
0w - first word in line
dw - delete next word (Ctrl - delete)
$ - end of line
db - delete backward word (Ctrl -
cw - change next word and move to backspace)
insert mode
gg - first on text (Home)
cb - change backward word and move
to insert mode G - end of text

v - select mode :s/article/tutorial/g: replace all


“article” with “tutorial”
d - cut

yy - copy

p - paste next to the current cursor

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