Intro to Vim

Moving around in Vim

Vim's different modes

Saving Files in Vim

Vim's built-in commands

Combining Vim commands 

Copy and Paste inside of Vim

Configure VIM

The Vim Config file

Introduction to Vim Plugins

Learn to Use VIM

We've learned how to add text in Vim using insert mode, now what about saving that file? We'll go over how to use Vim's write command. 

[00:00] In our last video, we learned how we could add text to a file using Vim's insert mode. Let's start Vim again, enter insert mode, and start adding some text.

[00:16] Now that we have text in our buffer, we want to be able to save it to disk. This can be done using Vim's write command. Let's exit out of insert mode and head to command mode. For this file, let's try to call the write command.

[00:32] You'll notice an error message appears in the bottom left. If you try to write a new file in Vim but don't supply a file name, you'll receive this error.

[00:41] Let's run the write command again but supply a name and an extension. Now, if we quit Vim, we can open the file again by running Vim and then the file name. The write command can also be run with the shortcut :W.

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Learn to Use VIM

Saving Files in Vim

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