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    The document discusses the different modes of the VI text editor, including insert mode for adding or editing text, command mode for entering commands, and execute mode for executing commands. It notes some common editors for different operating systems, and explains that VI has three modes: insert mode for entering text, command mode for entering commands, and how to switch between the two modes using escape and shift keys.

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    The document discusses the different modes of the VI text editor, including insert mode for adding or editing text, command mode for entering commands, and execute mode for executing commands. It notes some common editors for different operating systems, and explains that VI has three modes: insert mode for entering text, command mode for entering commands, and how to switch between the two modes using escape and shift keys.

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    The document discusses the different modes of the VI text editor, including insert mode for adding or editing text, command mode for entering commands, and execute mode for executing commands. It notes some common editors for different operating systems, and explains that VI has three modes: insert mode for entering text, command mode for entering commands, and how to switch between the two modes using escape and shift keys.

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    The document discusses the different modes of the VI text editor, including insert mode for adding or editing text, command mode for entering commands, and execute mode for executing commands. It notes some common editors for different operating systems, and explains that VI has three modes: insert mode for entering text, command mode for entering commands, and how to switch between the two modes using escape and shift keys.

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    Editors

    Editors are used for inserting or deleting text.


    • Windows : Notepad
    • DOS : Edit
    • Linux/Unix
    – CLI based : EX , ED , VI
    – GUI based : Emacs, Gedit, nedit, nano, pico

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