VIM - Everyday Commands

VIM has been my primary code editor since 2004. These are the most useful and most used commands that I use. Table of Contents :

BASICS
1:16 - Command Mode vs. Insert Mode
1:50 - :q to close file
2:40 - i to enter insert mode to start editing document
3:33 - :f to see file details
4:25 - :q! to close file without saving
5:18 - :w write or save file
5:48 - u for undo and CTRL + r for redo
6:47 - v to enter visual mode and start highlighting text with arrow keys
7:15 - with text selected, use y to copy, x to cut, d to delete, p to paste
8:16 - paste over highlighted text with "0P (double quote, zero, capital P)
12:26 - [num lines]yy to bulk yank lines
12:54 - [num lines]dd to bulk delete lines

NAVIGATION
13:13 - :[line number] to go to a line number. :$ goes to end of file
13:50 - 0 to beginning of line, $ to go to end of line
14:08 - w to move forward one word, b to move back one word
14:35 - CTRL + f to page down, CTRL + b to page up
14:54 - % sign to jump between open and close bracket of an object or function

USEFUL
16:15 - /(regex) to find something, and press n to go to next instance and N to go back an instance
16:45 - :[beginning line],[end line]s/(regex search)/(replace)/gc - to search and replace (eg. :0,$s/pizza/sushi/gc)
18:13 - :shell to enter shell mode and minimize vim
19:06 - :tabnew [filename] and use gt to move forward a tab, gT to go back a tab, [tabnumber]gt to go to a [tabnumber]
21:44 - :split or :vsplit to open another document in a separate pane, and ctrl + w + w to jump between panes
23:57 - ~/.vimrc file for personalizing your vim