Getting Started Vim [On Raspberry Pi Linux]

Getting Started Vim [On Raspberry Pi Linux]
I (tobor), demonstrate commands and knowledge to know when first getting started with vim and
ways to get started practicing to improve your skills. If you like what you see please Subscribe!

0:00 Intro Summary
1:11 Jump to top of file (gg)
1:15 Jump to bottom of file (G)
1:30 3 modes of Vim
1:41 Insert Mode (i, o, O, A)
1:58 Command Mode (ESC)
2:22 Different ways to enter Insert mode
3:15 Visual Mode (v, V)
3:27 Movement Keys (h, j, k, l)
4:20 Exit vim editor (:q!)
4:45 Save File (:w)
5:09 Enter shell from vim (:sh)
6:29 Save and Exit (:wq!)
6:39 View line numbers (:set number)
6:51 Hide line numbers (:set nonumber)
7:07 Movement Keys
7:15 Search for string
7:56 Issuing Sed Command in Vim (:%s/sudo apt-get install //g)
8:36 Undo action (u)
8:45 Replace character (r{char})
9:11 Jump to front of line (0)
9:19 Change case of letter (~)
9:38 Redo Action (.)
10:07 Move back a word (b)
10:15 Move forward a word (w)
10:40 Cut a word (dw)
10:53 Paste cut word or line (p)
11:02 Redo paste action (.)
11:15 Issue one command multiple times
11:32 Cut multiple lines for pasting (3dd, d3d)
12:27 Change word (cw)
13:07 Delete a character (x)
13:40 Go to a character (t{char}, f{char})
15:24 Use case demonstration
16:32 Cut and Paste -y
18:03 Creating a Macro in Vim (q{action_key})
26:25 Macro is saved for later usage in your session
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[fabricehategekimana]

Hello! Thanks for this good video! I have learned some new things. I have some suggestions about macros:
[22:27] You don't need to quit vim. You can write ":echo 146-79" in the command line bellow and you will have your response (the command line in vim work like a RELP with vimL)
[23:44] You can also do that without calculating with ":79, 146normal! @w" and it will use your macro at those lines. You can also do some cool stuf with the global command (see :help global)
Thanks again