Linux command line shortcut keys and vim shortcuts

Linux command line shortcut keys

Shortcut keys: Tab  Auto-complete path directory  name,  +l (lowercase) Clear screen, CTRL ++ + +e (lowercase) to command line end shortcut:  Ctrl+k                 Delete/ cut the contents 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:  Ctrl +y                 paste shortcut key:  Ctrl+r                 Find history command shortcut:  Ctrl+ left           and right to move a word position shortcut:  Ctrl+s                lock shortcut:  Ctrl+q                unlock

Shortcut key:  ctrl+p                Skip to previous command

Shortcut key:  Ctrl + N                jumps to the next command

Shortcuts in Vim

: Wq Save exit: wq!       Force Save exit: q! Force quit does not save:W/save Path as G: $ move to last line GG:1move to the first line 100g 100G: -move to line 100th0^move the cursor position to the beginning of the current line $ cursor moves to the current line end yy copy p pasted below the current line (uppercase is pasted above the current line) 100p (100 times) paste 100 times DG Delete/cut the current line to the last row U cancel the previous modificationDDDelete a row

DW Deletes a word starting at the current cursor

NDW delete n words from the current cursor

x Delete the current character (uppercase is the first character removed)
/What are you looking for, N to continue searching down, N to continue searching down? Search up: Noh temporarily cancel highlight: Help G:ha G Query Assistance (VIM): Set nu display line number: Set Nonu suppress line number

Linux command line shortcut keys and vim shortcuts