Basics2

- To delete a word type `dw`
    
- deleting from left to right(end of line) type `d$`
    
- Many commands that change text are made from an [operator](/tmp/.mount_JoplinZ52JzN/resources/app.asar/operator "operator") and a [motion](/tmp/.mount_JoplinZ52JzN/resources/app.asar/navigation "navigation").  
    The format for a delete command with the [d](/tmp/.mount_JoplinZ52JzN/resources/app.asar/d "d") delete operator is as follows:
    
    d motion
    
    Where:  
    d - is the delete operator.  
    motion - is what the operator will operate on (listed below).
    
    A short list of motions:
    
    ```text
    w - until the start of the next word, EXCLUDING its first character.
    e - to the end of the current word, INCLUDING the last character.
    $ - to the end of the line, INCLUDING the last character.
    ```
    
- Number itself can be used to move cursor  
    `2w` can be used to move cursor 2 words forward and at start of the 2nd word next to it  
    `2e` like 2w but instead of first character it moves to last character of the word  
    `0` works like home button ie to move to beginning of line  
    Eg:  
    Before using `2w` cursor is on  
    ==L==orem ipsum try it
	After using it
	Lorem ipsum ==t==ry it
	 
	Before using `2e` cursor is on  
	==L==orem ipsum try it
	After using it
	Lorem ipsum tr==y== it
	
- Now using `operator number motion` syntax
  `d2w` : will delete 2 words ie current word and next word
  with syntax `number operator motion`
  `dd`: will delete the whole current line
  `2dd` : will delete 2 lines ie current and next one
  
- Undo command
  Loprem ipsum try it
  Some changes like 
  Loorem ipsum try it
  `u` : to undo previous change
  Loprem ipsum try it
  Some more changes like
  Looooorem ipsi bipsy try it
  So many changes r there
  `U` : to undo all changes for current line and bring back to its original state
  Loprem ipsum try it
  Redo : `<C-r>` Ctrl+R
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- Put command
  For example if u delete a line using `dd` than that line will be stored in neovim register
  then we can put the line below the cursor using `p`
  Before using dd for a
  a. 1st line
  b. 2nd line
  After using it
  b. 2nd line
  then on moving cursor to line b and using `p`
  b. 2nd line
  a. 1st line
  Note: `p` is used to put down/next to but `P` is used to put it up/before to it
  
- Replace command
  `r` will used for replacing a character
  Eg : Lor==a==m
  Now pressing `r` then `e`
  => Lor==e==m
- Change 
  Like using insert or i but with a variation ie before going to insert word it will delete the corrent word. , type `ce`
  Its a combination `de` and `i`
  c is like d actually with diffrence that it will put into insert mode after deletion
  so `c2w` is `d2w`+`i`.