Linux command to exit edit mode

The commands for linux to exit editing mode are:

vim has three modes. Note: these three modes have many different names. I am following the name in Brother Niao’s Linux book.

General command mode, editing mode, command line command mode

1.vim file name Enter the general mode;

2. Press i to edit Enter the editing mode; (or I, o, O, a, A, r, R)

3. After editing, press the ESC key to jump to the normal mode;

4. Press: Enter the command line command mode;

The command after entering the command line mode is as follows

1. Save without exiting:

:w Save the file but do not exit vi editing

:w! Force save without exiting vi Edit

:w file Save the changes to file without exiting vi Edit

2. Save and exit:

:wq Save the file and Exit vi editing

:wq! Force save the file and exit vi editing

3. Do not save and exit:

:q Do not save the file and exit vi editing

:q! Do not save the file and force quit vi editing

:e! Discard all changes and start editing from the last time you saved the file

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