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Quiz

1. How to enter the insert mode of vim?

press enter key
press i key
press Esc key


2. How would you open a file in read-only mode using the vim editor?
Hint: In terminal man vim

Click and submit to see the answer


Info:  If you forget in which mode you are in while using vim, just keep pressing Esc.


Exercises in Terminal (slide 100)

1.  Create a vim file and write some text in it with insert (pressing i) and than undo and redo the changes. 


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