Use vim to edit Python

1.vim use

1.vim Access

Vim 1.py has file open no file New

2. Command mode

: Enter the last line mode

3. Last-line mode

: Wq Save and exit: Q Quit!

4. Insert mode ESC exits to command mode

Insert

Press I (inserted before cursor position)

Press A (insert behind cursor position)

Press O (cursor position, next line, insert)

Press I (inserted at the beginning of the cursor position)

Press A (insert at the end of the cursor position line)

Press O (the cursor position, up to another line, insert)

Move

H: Ex J: Lower K: Upper L: Rear

M: Jump to Middle row

L: Skip to last line

G: Jumps to the specified line (number of rows in front of G)

W: Move backward one word

B: Move one word forward

GG: Jumping to the beginning of a file

{: Move a piece of code upwards

}: Move a piece of code down

Ctrl+d: Turn half screen down

Ctrl+u: Half screen upward

Ctrl+f: Turn up full screen

Ctrl+b: Turn the entire screen down

Delete

X: Delete one character forward

X: Delete one character to the back

DD: Delete a whole line (DD front plus number to delete multiple lines)

D0: Delete all the contents of the bank before the cursor

DW: Delete the contents of the line after the cursor starts (including the deletion of the cursor)

Revoke

U: Step-by-step undo

Ctrl+r: Anti-revocation

Copy

YY: Copy (number of lines can be duplicated in front plus digits)

P: Paste

Replace

R: Replace the current character

R: Replaces the character following the current cursor, and the cursor moves backwards

Find

/123: Find

N: Previous

N: Next

In the last line mode:

Bulk substitution:

%s/123/456/g Replace all of the 123

1,10s/123/456/g Replace 1 to 10 rows of 123

2.vim Edit py File

Python3 1.py

F5

3.input, Print

Input inputs

Print output

A = input (' Please enter a number ') print (' The number you entered is:%s '%a)

A = input (' Please enter the first number:'= input (' Please enter the second number:'=  == a + bprint(' The result of the addition is:%s'%num)

Configuring Plug-ins Bash install.sh
Virtual Environment Workon Py3env

Use vim to edit Python