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### Cursors motions
First in VIM we can use the arrow keys if we like to move around the text file, but it is not the best way to do so,
and we lost the advantage of combine commands that VIM provides.
and we lost the advantage of combined commands that VIM provides.
Instead of that the default and best way to move throught the text is using the keys `h`(left), `j`(down), `k`(up) and `l`(right).
Instead of that, the default and best way to move through the text is using the keys `h`(left), `j`(down), `k`(up) and `l`(right).
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The advantage in use this keys instead of the arrow keys, is you can combine motions with other commands, like:
The advantage in using these keys instead of the arrow keys is you can combine motions with other commands, like:
- `d2j` -> delete 2 lines down
- `y10k` -> copy 10 lines up
- `10l` -> move 10 caracters right
- `10l` -> move 10 characters right
- `2h` -> move 2 characters left
### Words Motions
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sequence of other non-blank characters, separated with white space (spaces,
tabs, end of line). An empty line is also considered to be a word.
It is possible move throught words with this commnads:
It is possible move through words with these commands:
- `w` -> move to next word
- `W` -> move to next **WORD***
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*A **WORD** consists of a sequence of non-blank characters, separated with white
space. An empty line is also considered to be a **WORD**, ie: `quux(foo,` `bar,` `foo);`
With this motions combined with other commands you can do things like:
When these motions are combined with other commands you can do things like:
- `dw` -> delete the word
- `5e` -> move to the end of the 5th word from here
### Search motions
Another way to move throught the position you like, is using the search motions, the search motions consists in the
Another way to move to the position you like is using search motions. The search motions consist of the
motion + a character to search
- `fx` -> move to the next `x`
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### Begin and End of lines
You can also move to begin or end of line with VIM, with this commands:
You can also move to beginning or end of line with VIM, with these commands:
- `0` -> Begin of the line
- `0` -> Beginning of the line
- `^` -> First non-blank character of the line
- `$` -> End of the line
### File motions
In VIM you can move throught the file using this commands:
In VIM you can move through the file using these commands:
- `gg` -> move to the first line of the file
- `G` -> move to the last line of the file
@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ In VIM you can move throught the file using this commands:
- `{` -> move one paragraph up
- `}` -> move one paragraph down
- `(` -> move one sentence up
- `)` -> move one sentece down
- `)` -> move one sentence down
- `#` -> find word under cursor up
- `*` -> find word under cursor down