DAY3, Linux shortcut keys, and vim command shortcuts

Linux command line shortcut keys

Shortcut key: Tab auto-complete path directory name, auto-complete command

Shortcut keys: Ctrl +l (lowercase) Clear screen, Ctrl +c Cancel current operation

Shortcut key: Ctrl +d (lowercase) to exit the current user

Shortcut keys: Ctrl +a (lowercase) to the beginning of the command line

Shortcut keys: Ctrl +e (lowercase) to the end of the command line

Shortcut key: Ctrl+k Delete/Cut the position of the cursor to the end of the line

Shortcut key: Ctrl+u Delete/cut the cursor position to the beginning of the content

Shortcut key: Ctrl+y paste

Shortcut key: ctrl+r Find History command

Shortcut: Ctrl + Left and right to move a word around the position

Shortcut key: Ctrl+s lock

Shortcut key: Ctrl+q unlock

Shortcuts in Vim

: Wq Save Exit

: wq! Force Save exit

: q! Force quit does not save

: w/Path Save As

G: $ move to the last line

Gg:1 move to the first line

100g 100g:100 move to line 100th

0 ^ Cursor position moves to the beginning of the current line

$ cursor position moves to the end of the current line

YY copy

P Paste

100p (100 times) paste 100 times

DG Delete/Cut the current line to the last row

U Cancel the previous step modification

DD Delete a row

/What you're looking for, n continue down search, n continue search down search

？ Search up

: Noh temporarily cancel highlight

: Help G:ha G Query Assistance (VIM)

: Set NU Displays line number

: Set Nonu suppress line numbers

DAY3, Linux shortcut keys, and vim command shortcuts