VIM_CheatSheet.md

#Enter insert mode at current cursor position
	i

#Enter insert mode at the start of the current line
	I

#Enter insert mode after cursor (Append)
   		a

#Enter insert mode at the end of the current line
    	A

#Create blank line below cursor & and enter insert mode
    	o

#Create blank line above cursor & and enter insert mode
    	O

#Exit any other mode and enter Normal mode
	<esc> key

	#Search for text in buffer
    	/<search-pattern>

	#Jump to the beginning of the line 
	0

	#Jump to the end of the line 
	$

	#Jump to next search match
	n

	#Jump to previous search match
	N

#Write changes
	:w

#Quit without saving changes
	:q!

#Quit all open buffers without saving changes
	:qa!

#Write and quit
	:wq

#Enter visual mode to select characters
	v

#Enter visual mode and select entire line
	V

#Cut(Delete) selected text
	d

#Delete next word selected text
	dw

#Delete previous word selected text
	db

#Cut current line
	dd

#Copy(Yank) highlighted text in visual mode
	y

#Copy beginning from the cursor position until the end of the line in Normal mode
	y$

#Paste the line below the cursor
	p

#Paste the line above the cursor
	P

#Undo vim action
	u

	#Jump to the first character of the next word in the line
   		w

	#Jump to the last character of the next word in the line
    	e

	#Jump to the previous word in the line
    	b

	#Jump to the top of the buffer
    	gg

	#Jump to the bottom of the buffer
    	G

#Redo vim action
	ctrl + r

#Open a bash session from Vim
	:! bash

#Exit a bash session to go back to Vim
	exit

#Turn word-wrap on/off
    	:set wrap
    	:set nowrap	

#Turn line numbers on/off
    	:set number
    	:set nonumber

#Turn relative line numbers on/off
    	:set relativenumber
    	:set norelativenumber

#Open multiple files in new tabs (from bash prompt)
    	vim -p <file1> <file2> ...

#Quick switch to next tab
    	gt

#Quick switch to previous tab
    	gT

#Save tab session to file
    	:mksession <session_filename.vim>

#Load saved tab session (from bash prompt)
    	vim -S <session_filename.vim>

#Search and replace all patterns found in file
	:%s/<pattern match>/<replace with>/g

#Search and replace all patterns found in file with confirmation
	:%s/<pattern match>/<replace with>/gci