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(quit w/o saving):tabe f (open file f in new tab),  \n:e f (open file f), :gt (next tab),  \n:%s/x/y/g (replace ‘x’by‘y’filewide),:h (help in vim), :new (new file in vim)  \nOther important commands:  \nCtrl-R: redo (vim),  \nCtrl-F/-B: page up/down,  \nCtrl-E/-Y: scroll line up/down, Ctrl-V: block-visual mode (vim only)  \nVisual mode:  \nMove around and type operator to acton selected region (vim only)  \nNotes:  \n(1) use ''x before a yank/paste/del command to use that register (’clipboard’) (x=a...z,*)(e.g.: ''ay$ to copy rest of line to reg 'a')  \n(2) type in a number before any action to repeat it that number of times (e.g.: 2p, d2w, 5i, d4j)  \n(3) duplicate operator to act on current line (dd = delete line, >> = indent line)  \n(4) ZZ to save and quit, ZQ to quit w/o saving  \n(5) zt: scroll cursor to top, zb: bottom, zz: center  \n(6) gg: top of file (vim only),  \ngf: open file under cursor (vim only)","cbCaimU2mS1TI6kY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimU2mS1TI6kY","pdf",130868,"English","# Essential Commands\n## Main command line commands (ex)\n## Other important commands\n## Visual mode\n## Notes","[{\"question\":\"How can I save and quit in Vim?\",\"answer\":\"You can use the 'ZZ' command to save and quit, or 'ZQ' to quit without saving.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of visual mode in Vim?\",\"answer\":\"Visual mode allows you to move the cursor to select a specific region of text and then apply an operator to act upon that selected region.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you perform a file-wide search and replace in Vim?\",\"answer\":\"Use the ex-mode command ':%s/x/y/g', where 'x' is the string to be replaced, 'y' is the new string, and 'g' ensures all occurrences are replaced.\"}]","vi-vim Graphical Cheat Sheet | PDF",1791922516]