Vim quickly moves the cursor to the beginning and end of the line

1. When you need to move the cursor quickly by line, you can quickly move the cursor to the beginning of the current line by using the edit key home on your keyboard. In addition, you can use the shortcut key "^" (that is, shift+6) or 0 (number 0) in command mode.

2, if you want to quickly move the cursor to the end of the current line, you can use the Edit key end. You can also use the shortcut key "$" (shift+4) in command mode. Unlike shortcut keys "^" and 0, the shortcut key "$" can be preceded by a number representing the number of rows moved. For example, using "1$" means the end of the current line, and "2$" represents the end of the line at the next line of the current row.

3, I is positioned to the beginning of the line, a is positioned to the end.

Vim quickly moves the cursor to the beginning and end of the line