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• Verb
  

The verb represents what we intend to do with the text. For example:

D means delete deletes
R indicates replacement replace
C means modify change
Y means copy Yank
V indicates that the visual select is selected

• Noun

Nouns represent the text we are about to process. There is a special term in Vim called a text object, and here are some examples of text objects:

W represents a word word
s represents a sentence sentence
P represents a paragraph Paragragh
T represents an HTML tag tag
The quotation marks or the text contained in the various parentheses are called a block of text.

• Prepositions

Prepositions define the range or position of the text to be edited. For example:

I mean "in ... Within "inside
A means "wrapping ..." around
T means "to ... Position front "to
F means "to ... Location "forward

Here are a few of the areas that you should feel:

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Group words as Sentences

With these basic language elements, we can begin to construct some simple commands. The basic syntax for text editing commands is as follows:

Verb prepositions nouns

# Remove a paragraph: Delete inside paragraph

Dip

Spacing between paragraphs and paragraphs with blank behavior

# Select a sentence: Visual select inside sentence
Vis

# Modify a Word: change inside word
Ciw

# Modify a word: change around word
Caw

# Copy a word: Yank a Word

Yiw

# copy some words: Yank to X

Ytx

# Delete text until the character "X" (excluding the character "X"): Delete to X
Dtx

# Delete text until character "X" (including character "X"): Delete forward X
Dfx

Numerals

Numerals specify the number of text objects to be edited, and from this point of view, numerals can also be regarded as a preposition. After the introduction of the numeral, the syntax of the text Editing command is escalated to the following:

Verb prepositions/numeral nouns

Here are a few examples:

# Modify three words: change three words
c3w
# Delete Two words: delete two words
B21

In addition, the numeral can also modify the verb, indicating that the operation is performed n times. So, we have the following syntax:

numeral verb noun

Take a look at the example:

# Two deletion of words (equivalent to deleting two words): twice delete word
2dw
# three Delete characters (equivalent to delete three characters): three times Delete character
3x

From for notes (Wiz)

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