<ul>
<li>vim file.txt - Open a file</li>
<li>:q - to quit</li>
<li>:wq - Save and quit</li>
<li>:q! - Quit without saving</li>
<li>:set number - Show line numbers</li>
<li>dd - Remove the selected line</li>
<li>2dd - Remove two lines counting from the selected line</li>
<li>u - It is the traditional Ctrl + z</li>
<li>ctrl + r - It does an undo
</li>
<li>i - Enter in Edit. In that mode, it is a normal editor
</li>
<li>ESC - Exit from edit mode</li>
</ul>
Search
<ul>
<li>/myTextIWantSearch - Forward</li>
<li>n + Enter - Next occurrence</li>
<li>?myTextIWantSearch - Backward</li>
<li>n + Enter - Next occurrence</li>
<li>/\&lt;myTextStartWith - It search for words that starts with myTextStartWith</li>
<li>/\ - Exactly that text</li>
</ul>

- vim file.txt - Open a file
- :q - to quit
- :wq - Save and quit
- :q! - Quit without saving
- :set number - Show line numbers
- dd - Remove the selected line
- 2dd - Remove two lines counting from the selected line
- u - It is the traditional Ctrl + z
- ctrl + r - It does an undo

- i - Enter in Edit. In that mode, it is a normal editor
- ESC - Exit from edit mode

**Search**
- /myTextIWantSearch - Forward
- n + Enter - Next occurrence
- ?myTextIWantSearch - Backward
- n + Enter - Next occurrence
- /\<myTextStartWith - It search for words that starts with **myTextStartWith**
- /\<myText\> - Exactly that text

VIM commands

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