So we have a simple text file here called test and I'm going to move on to one of the lines here.
So in the middle of it.
Good start of a long weekend that's the line.
And what I'm going to do is press control key and see what happens.
To be on the flight control.
And you see the line has been cut to control lets you cut the line and no one will paste it down here.
So do control you.
And if I want to save it all do control all
this ask the file to write and I'll just say test which is the current name of the pilot.
And there he says wrote four lines that means the four lines have been saved.
And Control C lets you cancel an operation.
So if I were to type Control C let me cancel.
I'm in the middle of an operation.
If you're on the line and you do a control half it lets you move forward.
So it's the same as doing the arrow like right now moving the arrow the right arrow and lets me do the
same thing.
So I would prefer that but if you really want to be technical and want to use the Linux Format of things
and then you can do a control af just remember forward for AF and do control B for backwards.
So here it's going backwards and same thing you can do with the left arrow.
It does the same thing.
KING And if you want to move it up and down so far down will two
control and control and thus don't do or control P control p.
It moves up in the line control space it moves the cursor forward and backward.
One word at a time.
So control space are all space.
I do all space.
Sorry I do all that space control space bar.
If you hit control space part is going to jump one word at a time.