Vim common commands: Move to the beginning or end of a document

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GG: Command moves the cursor to the beginning of the document

G: Command moves the cursor to the end of the document

VI Editor in command line mode, enter G to jump directly to the bottom of the page

Enter 1G in command line mode to jump to the head position of the page

More instructions for moving the edit position in VI are as follows: H moves left J moves down K moves up L moves right w moves to next word w moves to next blank delimited wor D b Move to the beginning of the word "B move" to the beginning of blank delimted Word e move to the "end of" the word e move To the "end of" Blank delimited word (move a sentence-back) move a sentence forward {move a paragraph back} move a Parag Raph forward 0 move to the begining of the line $ move to the "end of the" 1G move to the "the" To the "last line" of the "file NG move" to "nth line of the" file:n move to Nth line of the "file FC move forward to" C FC move Back to C-H move to top of the screen M move to middle of screens L move to associated (), {}, [ ]