Vim's Long March path

Before the system to learn vim, the first to find some tutorials on the internet to understand, because first we have to use VIM, and then in the system of learning process constantly enrich their understanding of vim.

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1. Left and right single character movement: KJHL

2.x Delete cursor position character

3.i insertion in the word match either the cursor

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4.DW Delete the word and the space after the word, if the cursor is not positioned at the beginning of the word, the deleted part contains the current character of the cursor and the space after the word (AAAB, CCC DW is AA,CCC)

5.d$ Delete from the current character to the end (including the current character)

6.[number][d][type], the first number can not write the default is 1, example dw,de,d$,dd is equivalent to 1DW,1DE,1D$,1DD (DW if the cursor is at the beginning of the word to delete the word and its trailing space, if it is located in the middle of the word, a letter, The deletion part is the word cursor and the letter after the cursor and the space after the word). The difference between the DW and de is that the part of the de removed does not include the space after the word

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Vim's Long March path