Vim Tips 3

YYP Copy the current line to the next line
DDP cuts the current line to the next line
CW: Deletes the current word and enters insert mode
XP: Swapping current and right characters
S: Delete the character of the cursor and enter insert mode
I: Enter text at the beginning of the line and enter insert mode
A: Enter text at the end of the line and enter insert mode
O: Enter text and enter into insert mode by opening a single line above the line on which the cursor is located
S: Delete the cursor line and enter insert mode

Normal mode use command
X: Delete one character of the current cursor
CW: Replaces characters from the position of the cursor to the end of a unit
^: to the first position of the bank that is not a blank character (blank refers to a space, line break, carriage return, etc.)
$: To the bank's tail
G_: To the last position of the bank that is not a blank character
P: Indicates after copy to current position
P: Indicates the copy before the current position
: E <path/to/file> Open a file
ZZ Direct Save Exit
Qa! forcibly quits all files that are being edited
To open multiple files, use these two commands to switch to the next or previous
: Bn
: BP
(n: Indicates switch to next file)

.: Repeats the last command
n<command> repeat a command n times
2DD: Delete two rows
2p: Paste Text 2 times
100IDESU[ESC] Write down 100 desu
Repeat the previous command.
3.: Repeat three times desu
To nth row: NG
W: To the beginning of the next word
E: To the end of the next word
*: Match the cursor in the current word, move the cursor to the next
#: Move cursor to Previous
Command linkage:
<start Position><command><end position>
Example:
0y$: Copying from the wardrobe to the end of the line
Ye: Copy from the current position to the last position of the word
Uppercase U: Toggle between the bank's uppercase or lowercase
FA: to the next character at a, FS to the next character in S
3FA: Find the third occurrence of a in the current row
F is the same as t:f and T, in the opposite direction; HHH

Insert mode:
Enter a word, press CTRL+P, CTRL + N auto complement function

Vim Tips 3