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Fix: Typo in Vim guide (#24972)

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* Fix: Typo in Vim guide

* Update index.md
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@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ Vim is rock stable and boasts many features including:
- built-in macro support for automation text manipulation
- usable on systems that lack support for GUI based text editors
One of the main differences that Vim (and its predecessor, *vi*) have over other editors like *nano*, is that it is a _modal editor_, which means that it have several modes of operation. For example, the editor starts in *Navigation Mode*, which allows you to quickly move around the document (or, more accurately _blazingly fast_). In this mode, you can enter commands to interact with your document, like using `:i` to enter `insert mode`, `:q` to quit, `/<text>` to search text, among others.
One of the main differences that Vim (and its predecessor, *vi*) have over other editors like *nano*, is that it is a _modal editor_, which means that it have several modes of operation. For example, the editor starts in *Navigation Mode*, which allows you to quickly move around the document (or, more accurately _blazingly fast_). In this mode, you can enter commands to interact with your document, like using `i` to enter `insert mode`, `:q` to quit, `/<text>` to search text, among others.
The modal part of Vim is what makes it really powerful. For a interactive tutorial, please visit [OpenVim](http://www.openvim.com/). Here you can try for yourself several of its more powerful features.
The modal part of Vim is what makes it really powerful. For an interactive tutorial, please visit [OpenVim](http://www.openvim.com/). Here you can try for yourself several of its more powerful features.
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You can also move to begin or end of line with VIM, with this commands:
- `0` -> Begin of the line
- `^` -> First non-black character of the line
- `^` -> First non-blank character of the line
- `$` -> End of the line
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