VIM

Keybinds

J - Move up
K - Move Down
H - Move Left
L - Move Right
W - Hop forward by a word
B - Hop backwards by a word
YY - Yank line
P - Paste the line one line below
Shift + P - Paste the line one line above
D - Delete that line
U - Undo last command
DD - Delete the line
Shift + V - Highlight line
V - Highlight where you are at (not whole line)
I - Insert mode
o - new line below
Shift + o - new line above
:w - Save line
dw - To delete a word (cursor has to be on the beginning of the word)
:tabn - Next tab (file)
:tabp Previous tab (file)
3 options to go back to using VIM commands
- esc
- ctrl + c
- control + [
_ - beginning
$ - end
0 - first character
f - goes forward (specify character) jumps on the char
Shift + f - goes backwards (specify character) jumps on the char
t - goes forward (specify character) doesn’t jump on the char
Shift + t - goes backwards (specify character) doesn’t jump on char
- , - goes backwards (use in combo with f and t)
- ; - goes forwards (use in combo with f and t)
Shift + i - goes to beginning of line in insert mode
Shift + a - goes to end of the line in insert mode
{ - going up by a paragraph
} - going down by a paragraph
Ctrl + d - Jump half page down
Ctrl + u - Jump half page up
zz - centers your view
Shift + g - Cursor goes all the way to the bottom of the script
gg - Cursor goes to the beginning of the script
:[line] - Goes to the line number specified
/[args] - Searches the inputted args
- n - goes to next search
- Shift + n - goes to previous search

Note: Most text editors in the bottom have what mode you are in