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Investigate the vi editor. Briefly answer questions 3 to 7 (You can type the ans

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Question

Investigate the vi editor. Briefly answer questions 3 to 7 (You can type the answers of questions 3-15 in student-first-name_student-number lab2.docx): 3. Describe 8 different ways to move the cursor around in a file (e.g. h to move left one character). Describe 3 different ways to save a file. 5. If vi is in command mode, what do the following keys do? | Describe how you would have vi move the cursor to the first occurrence of KPU in a text file. 7. 1 How do you ensure that all ordinary files and directory created by you have rw-rw-r- and rwxrwxr-x as the default permission, respectively?

Explanation / Answer

The answer to the 3rd question:

Moving to Start or End of Line:

Press ^ to move the cursor to the start of the current line.

Press $ to move the cursor to the end of the current line.

Moving Down One Line:

Press the Return key to move the cursor to the beginning of the next line down.

Moving Left:

Press the BackSpace key to move the cursor one character to the left.

Moving Right:

Press the Space Bar to move the cursor one character to the right.

Moving to the Top :

Press H (“high”) to move the cursor to the top of the screen.

Moving to the Middle :

Press M (“middle”) to move the cursor to the middle of the screen.

Moving to the Bottom:

Press L (“low”) to move the cursor to the bottom of the screen.

The answer to the 4th question:

1. To just save file and not to exit to shell prompt, press [Esc] key and type w

2. To exit from vi saving changes, press [Esc], : (colon) and type wq:

The answer to the 5th question:

O - open line above and enter insertion mode

A - enter insertion mode after the end of a line

J - join current line with next line

G - goto line number prefixed, or go to end if none

o - open line below and enter insertion mode
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