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-{{tag>vim shortcut keybinding}}
+  * [[vimrc|vim config file]]
+  * [[vimshortcut|vim shortcuts]]
+  * [[vimcompile|vim compile]]
-==== vim shortcuts ====
+{{tag>vim shortcut keybinding dotfile}}
-__**vim modes**__
-  * normal mode - "ESC"
-  * insert mode - "i"
-  * command mode - ":"
-__**Normal mode**__
-**h** - move left
-**j** - move down
-**k** - move up
-**l** - move right
-**w** - jump to next word
-**W** - jump to next string
-**b** - jump to previous word
-**B** - jump to previous string
-**0** - move to first position in line
-**$** - move to end of the line
-**z + enter** - move to the top
-**2gg** or **2G** - move to line 2
-**ctrl g** show how many lines in file
-__delete__
-**x** - delete char where cursor is
-**X** - delete char before cursor
-**dw** - __d__ - delete __w__ - motion
-**dl** - delete word on left
-**dk** - delete up line
-**dh** - delete down line
-**dj** - delete word on right
-**d0** - delete all to begin line
-**dd** or **D**- delete line
-**2dd** or **2D**- delete 2 lines
-**5dw** - delete 5 words ( delete word 5 times)
-**3w** - move to third word (repeat word motion 3 times)
-**d3w** - delete 3 words
-**2d3w** - delete 3 words 2 times
-**.** - repeat last operation
-__cut,copy,paste__
-**y** then **p** - copy and paste before cursor
-**y** then **P** - copy and paste after cursor
-**yy** then **p** - copy line and paste
-**v** then **h,j,k,l** to select text, then **p** - select text and paste
-**dd** then **p** - cut line then paste after cursor line
-**dd** then **P** - cut line then paste before cursor line
-==== How to Map Keyboard Shortcuts in Vim ====
-In the mapping section we will add shortcuts to making typing longer commands easier. This will save you key strokes and lots of time, especially for long commands.
-Key mapping syntax is like this:
-<code>
-map_mode <what_you_type> <what_is_executed>
-</code>
-===== Popular Mapping Modes in Vim =====
-Here are a few popular mapping modes and probably the most useful and important.
-<code>
-    nnoremap – Allows you to map keys in normal mode.
-    inoremap – Allows you to map keys in insert mode.
-    vnoremap – Allows you to map keys in visual mode.
-</code>