What Is Linux Vi Commands?
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Linux vi commands are a set of commands used to manipulate text files in the Linux operating system. The vi editor is a versatile text editor used on many Unix and Linux systems. The commands are used to create, delete, copy, move, and change files and text. The commands are typed on the command line and begin with a colon (:). Some common Linux vi commands are:
• i – insert text
• x – delete character
• yy – copy line
• dd – delete line
• p – paste
• :w – save file
• :q – quit