Скачать или смотреть 13 tips to master VIM | Aravind Putrevu

Vi is a widely used Linux editor. "v-i-m," or as we friendly call it, vim is an improved version of vi, which is more colorful and interactive. Vim also recognizes the extension of files, highlights code accordingly.

While there are prominent editors like emacs, vim is widely used.
For example, we have "cat" is just to show the file, "touch," which creates zero byte file, and "nano," which is another editor.

As I said, vim is more interactive, and in some Linux distributions, you have to install it. Some Linux distro's dont come with vim. However, MacBook's comes with vim by default.

13 Tips are --
1:12 How to replace a word in VIM?
1:51 How to replace multiple words in VIM?
2:47 How to add/delete multiple lines at once in VIM?
3:17 How to go to the start/end of the line in VIM?
3:50 How to search for a word in VIM?
3:59 How to search and highlight all the occurrences for a word in VIM?
4:18 How to replace a character in VIM?
4:43 How to go to a specific line number in VIM?
5:04 How to undo/redo changes in VIM?
5:24 How to add a new line with insert mode in VIM?
5:47 How to delete single/multiple lines in VIM?
6:31 How to see file differences using vimdiff?

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