Linux VIM cursor movement using shortcut keys

Cursor movement

H or LEFT arrow: the cursor moves one character to the left, a combination of numbers and letters, 5h means 5 characters to the left, and the following three

J or RIGHT ARROW: Move the cursor down one character

K or UP ARROW: The cursor moves up one character

L or DOWN ARROW: the cursor moves one character to the right

CTRL+F: Move cursor down one page

CTRL+B: cursor moves up one page

Ctrl+d: Move the cursor down half a page

Ctrl+u: cursor moves up half page

+: Cursor moves to the next line that is not a space

-: The cursor moves to the previous line that is not a space

N<space>: N represents a number, for example: Press 10, then press SPACEBAR space, the cursor will move to the right of 10 characters of this line (Common)

0 or HOME key: The cursor moves to the front of this line (Common)

$ or END key: cursor moves to the last side of this line (common)

G: Move to the last line of the file ( common )

Ng:n represents a number, for example: 10G, the cursor moves to the 10th line of the file ( common )

GG: Cursor moves to first line of file ( common )

n+ ENTER: Move the cursor down n rows, example: Press 10 First, then press ENTER, the cursor will move down 10 lines (Common)

The cursor movement of Linux vim using shortcut keys