There may still be a lot of people who don't want to use VI/Vim in CLI to write things. However, when you get used to it, its efficiency is immeasurable. The figure below is clear at a glance. From now on, learning is no longer difficult.
Note:
If there is no search or replacement in the figure, use the following.
Top-down search operations/Lowercase N and N of Word
Bottom-up search operations? Lowercase N and N of Word
Common Replacement Operation: S/old/new
Match and replace the current line, replace all the replace operations in the first matched character line in the current line: S/old/new/g
Replace all matching strings in the current row in the row region: #,# S/old/new/g
Replace in the entire file: % S/old/new/g
The replacement commands in the entire document use the replacement confirmation function: S/old/new/C: S/old/new/GC :#, # S/old/new/GC: % S/old/new/GC