Vim Masterclass - Exercise Four - Getting Help - Walkthrough

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to using the built-in Vim help system. It begins with setting up a command line session and opening the help text. The tutorial covers basic navigation commands, exploring various Vim commands, and using advanced navigation techniques. It also delves into word motion commands and demonstrates how to jump through documentation efficiently. Finally, it explores alternative ways to perform commands in Vim, encouraging users to practice and explore the help system further.

What is the first step to access the Vim help system?

• Start a command line session

• Download a PDF guide

• Install a new software

• Open a web browser

Which command allows you to navigate down in the Vim help system?

• Control O

• J

• Control G

• Control B

What does the 'I' command do in Vim?

• Deletes a line

• Inserts text before the cursor

• Saves the file

• Quits the application

What is the function of the 'WQ' command in Vim?

• Switch to insert mode

• Delete the current line

• Open a new window

• Write the current file and quit

How can you scroll the window pages forward in Vim?

• Control B

• Control O

• Control G

• Control F

Which command is used to jump to the documentation for the word under the cursor?

• Control W

• Control ]

• Control O

• Control G

What is an alternative way to execute the 'Control G' command?

• Type ':save'

• Type ':file'

• Type ':quit'

• Type ':open'