Vim shortcut keys

G jump to end of file

GG jumps to the first line of the file

Number 0 jumps to the beginning of the current line

$ jumps to the end of the current line

Ngg N is a number that moves to the nth row of a file, such as a 11gg row that can be moved to line 11th,

YY copy when moving forward

Nyy N is a number, the copy cursor starts down n rows

p/p p Pastes the copied data to the next line of the cursor, and p is pasted to the previous line

DD Delete the line where the cursor is located

NDD n is numeric, delete cursor starts down n line

U Redo Previous Action

Ctrl+r Restore the previous operation, used in conjunction with u

DGG delete the current line to the first row

DG deletes the current line to the last row

I insert text at the current cursor position

A prompt insert text at the next word in the current cursor

o Insert a new row at the next line in the row where the current cursor is located

Ees exit edit mode, return to normal mode

/oldboy starts at the cursor position and looks down for a string named Oldboy

Oldboy start at the cursor position and look up for a string named Oldboy

N starts from the cursor position and repeats the previous search action down

N starts from the cursor position and repeats the previous search action up

:%s/a/b/g Replace all contents of A with B

: W Save File

: Q exit

: Wq Exit Save

: wq! Launch and force save,! for mandatory meaning

: q! Force quit, do not save

: Set NU Displays line number

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Vim shortcut keys