do the assignment first. reading the answer is not the same as doing it, and u will feel like u learned it when u didn’t.
# 1
nano about-me.md
# type ur 3 lines, then ctrl+o , Enter , then ctrl+x
# 2
cat about-me.md
# 3
vim about-me.md
# G -> jump to the last line
# o -> open a new line below and go into insert mode
# type ur line
# Esc -> back to normal mode
# :wq -> write and quit
# 4
cat about-me.md
# 5
vim about-me.md
# dd -> delete the line u are on
# Esc
# :q! -> quit and throw the change away
cat about-me.md
# 6
vim about-me.md
# gg -> jump to the first line
# yy -> copy it
# G -> jump to the last line
# p p p -> paste it 3 times
# :wq
# 7
vim about-me.md
# G -> last line
# gg -> first line
# :q
# 8
echo 'export EDITOR=vim' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
echo $EDITOR- in step 5,
ddthen:q!is the whole safety net of vim in two commands. do it on purpose once now, so the day u do it by accident u already know the way out. - in step 6 u could also press
3pinstead ofp p p, which is the number + command idea from section 3. - in step 8 notice
>>and not>, exactly like the alias in Chapter 7. with>u would erase ur whole.bashrc.