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After leaving insert mode, Vim returns back to normal mode. The key to normal mode is the colon key, ':'. Pressing the colon key allows commands to be typed into Vim. Some simple commands follow:
:w[[rite] Write, or save the current file.
- :q[[uit] Quit Vim (will not exit of
there are unsaved changes)
+ :q[[uit] Quit Vim (will not exit if
there are unsaved changes)
:e[[dit] <file> Edit/load a new file.
:help <topic> Open up a help window displaying topic.
The above commands are usually just abbreviated ':w' and such, there isn't really any point in typing ':write'.
