##VIM Tutorial
###1. Navigation:
The keys h, j, k, and l can be used to navigate in a file character by character or line by line, h - left, j - down, k - up, and l - right.
To use b to move backward word by word, and w to move forward word by word.
To move to the top of the file using 1gg or just gg
To move to the nth line use ngg or nG
Use commands 0 or ^ to move to the beginning of a line.
To page down - CTRL+f, here f can be thought of as forward; and for page up - CTRL+b similarly b can be thought of as backward
To delete n(5) number of words use d5w -- you can think of it as delete 5 words and to delete the whole line use dd.
You can even use line mode to go to a specific line. For example, to move to line 22, you would type :22 and to go to the last line, use :$.
The command x to delete a character d to delete a word
The command dw has two components an operation and a motion d is for an operation that is delete operation and w is forward motion so when you press w then your cursor jumps from word to word so w represents a motion and accounts to a word.
All the motion that you have seen so far can be used with a command for example the motion k a l and all the motion that moves forward backward left and right so if you press bl then it will delete the right character. The command 0 takes to from point to the first character of the line so if you use d0 then it will delete all the characters and words between your current position in the line to the beginning of the line.
... to be continued.