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Master vi vim Linux Command Line Text Editor

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  • Jan 24, 2025
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Master vi / vim Linux Command Line Text Editor, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 28 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 86 reviews, and has 14694 subscribers.

You will learn about Difference between vi and vim Different vi modes Editing files in insert mode navigation in command mode editing file in command mode understanding visual mode cut , copy , paste running set commands finding and replacing text running Linux / Unix commands from vi command abbreviation creating macros opening multiple file tabs creating vertical and horizontal splits creating local and global bookmarks performing backup and recovery getting help in vi extending vi with plugins understanding .vimrc file understanding .viminfo file This course is ideal for individuals who are System Administrator or Linux Users or Devops Engineers or Students learning computer operating system or Research & Academic staff or Software Developers It is particularly useful for System Administrator or Linux Users or Devops Engineers or Students learning computer operating system or Research & Academic staff or Software Developers.

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Summary

Title: Master vi / vim Linux Command Line Text Editor

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Difference between vi and vim
  • Different vi modes
  • Editing files in insert mode
  • navigation in command mode
  • editing file in command mode
  • understanding visual mode
  • cut , copy , paste
  • running set commands
  • finding and replacing text
  • running Linux / Unix commands from vi
  • command abbreviation
  • creating macros
  • opening multiple file tabs
  • creating vertical and horizontal splits
  • creating local and global bookmarks
  • performing backup and recovery
  • getting help in vi
  • extending vi with plugins
  • understanding .vimrc file
  • understanding .viminfo file
  • Who Should Attend

  • System Administrator
  • Linux Users
  • Devops Engineers
  • Students learning computer operating system
  • Research & Academic staff
  • Software Developers
  • Target Audiences

  • System Administrator
  • Linux Users
  • Devops Engineers
  • Students learning computer operating system
  • Research & Academic staff
  • Software Developers
  • Description

    The most important thing you as a  Linux power user should know is how to work with command line ( CLI ) and most important thing in Command Line is editing and managing files. Yes , you heard it right , Linux is file based Operating System and it treats every part of the system as if it is a file. There is a configuration file for everything, including your hardware.

    To edit these configuration files , to write your own system administration scripts in Bash , Perl , Python , creating complete Programs in C , C++ , Java , to create websites in PHP , it all need an editor , the editor that is easy to use and help you perform task in fast and efficient way

    VI / VIM is the de facto editor in most Linux distribution , it is the most important editor that makes your system administration and development whole lot easy. The quality of VI is it is one of the oldest and widely used editor by system administrators and developers who work on Unix / Linux Operating systems.

    Advantages of Vi

  • smallest in size

  • widely available in all variants of Unix / Linux Operating system and now in Mac and Windows as well

  • Ability to execute commands to the operating System

  • command based editing

  • fast and reliable

  • highly secure

  • greatly supported.

  • The only challenge vi pose to its new users is to understand how it works and learn whole lot of options that any latest GUI editor offer and how to manage your files from command line , and this course is exactly about that.

    Course Objectives

    Learn vi basic operations

    manage  files with vi efficiently

    execute system commands from vi

    setup environment for programmer , system administrators

    Get help for vi advance features

    Learning Outcomes

    Students will be able to

  • Understand vi modes  ( insert , command , visual mode )

  • Enter and Exit vi  modes

  • Understanding how to Navigate around files  ( character , word , line , paragraph , sections , screens )

  • Editing Text (cut , copy , paste , replace )

  • Difference between vi and vim

  • Working with Multiple Files Through vi (tabs , splits )

  • Finding and Replacing Text in vi

  • Creating Local and Global marks ( bookmarks )

  • Running System Commands in VI 

  • Creating Macros , short custom commands in vi

  • Setting up vi environment for System Administrator , Developers

  • Backup and Recovery options

  • Extended vi plugin vimdiff

  • Who this course is for:

  • text editor can be used by all computer users but vi is very helpful for

  • Linux system administrators

  • computer programmers

  • Devops Engineers

  • Linux / Unix users

  • Engineers & Academic staff

  • Researchers

  • if you are someone who want to make there life easy with vi Enroll Now!

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Introduction

    Chapter 2: VIM Basics

    Lecture 1: understanding different modes

    Lecture 2: open a file in vim and closing it

    Lecture 3: vi to vim and ex mode

    Chapter 3: Editing Files

    Lecture 1: Inserting appending text

    Lecture 2: Replacing text

    Lecture 3: Deleting text

    Lecture 4: yanking and pasting

    Lecture 5: find and replace text

    Chapter 4: Navigating through files

    Lecture 1: character by character movement

    Lecture 2: moving by words and lines

    Lecture 3: moving by paragraph screen and pages

    Lecture 4: navigate through search

    Chapter 5: Advance File options

    Lecture 1: Adding Bookmarks

    Lecture 2: File Backup

    Lecture 3: File and Data Recovery

    Lecture 4: managing abbreviations

    Lecture 5: Working with zip files

    Lecture 6: Changing Text to Upper Case

    Chapter 6: VI Advance Options

    Lecture 1: Running Linux Commands from VI

    Lecture 2: adding removing maps

    Lecture 3: Opening multiple files in tabs

    Lecture 4: Horizontal and Vertical Screen Split

    Lecture 5: Understanding viminfo file

    Lecture 6: Change vim colorscheme

    Lecture 7: Using VIM sessions

    Lecture 8: vim vimdiff options

    Chapter 7: Conclusion

    Lecture 1: Conclusion

    Instructors

  • Master vi  vim Linux Command Line Text Editor No.2
    Mushtaq Ali
    Linux System Administrator
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  • 1 stars: 3 votes
  • 2 stars: 3 votes
  • 3 stars: 14 votes
  • 4 stars: 30 votes
  • 5 stars: 36 votes
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