Vim Common operation

One or two modes

There are two main modes of Vim, Normal mode and insert mode.

Normal mode---insert mode can be edited like a normal editor by pressing I into insert mode

Insert mode--Normal mode by pressing ESC into normal mode, you can do a lot of things in normal mode

Ii. Common Commands

The common commands listed below are all used in normal mode

1. I: Enter insert mode, press ESC to return to normal mode
2. X: Delete the character where the cursor is located
3. DD: Delete the current line, and put the deleted content into the Clipboard, you can directly paste, in fact, the equivalent of cutting
4. YY: Copy when moving forward
5. P: Paste after the current line
6. P: Paste before the current line
7. A: Insert after cursor
8. o: Insert a new row after the current line
9. O: Insert a new row after the current line
10. CW: Remove the character from the cursor to the end of the word
11. 0: Jumps to the first column of the row where the cursor is located
12. ^: Jump to the first non-null character of the bank
13. $: Jump to the end of the bank
14. G_: Jumps to the last non-null character of the bank
15. /pattern: Searching for pattern
16. U: Cancel
17. Ctrl-r: Recovery
18. : E < file path >: Open
19. : w: Save
20. : SaveAs < file path >: Save to this file
21. : Wq: Save and exit
22. : q! : Exit but do not save

Vim Common operation