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Description: A set of commands used to perform various actions in Vim. Vim, which stands for ‘Vi IMproved’, is a highly configurable and powerful text editor primarily used across various operating systems, including Unix, Linux, and Windows. Its design is based on the Vi editor, created in 1976 by Bill Joy. Vim has become an […]