Vim-move cursor

Vim-move cursor

H, J, K, L → left, bottom, top, right.
<C-F> → flip down.
<C-B> → page up.
% → Move the cursor to the matched {}.
W → start of the next word.
W → same as W.
E → end of a word.
E → same as E.
B → the first word.
B → same as B.
0 → the beginning of the line.
^ → The first character in the row.
$ → End of the row.
Gg → start of the first line.
GD → go to the definition of a function or variable.
(N) G → go to the nth or last line.
(N) f (x) → searches for the nth x character in the row, and the query direction is left to right.
; → Repeat the last F operation.
(N) T (x) → like f, the cursor stops at the left of the character to search.
(N) f (x) → searches for the nth x character in the row, and the query direction is from right to left.
(→ Move to the first character of the previous paragraph, and separate the paragraphs with null characters.
) → Move to the first character of the next paragraph.
* → Search for the current string and move it to the first character of the Next string.
# → Search for the current string and move it to the first character of the previous string.
'. → Move to the Last edited row.
H → the first character to move to the first line of the current screen.
M → the first character to move to the middle line of the current screen.
L → move to the first character of the last line of the current screen.
Ma → create a label at the current position.
'A → jump to the MA tag.