vim — Keyboard Shortcuts (which are actually used)

vim.txt

gg -> takes you to the top of the file
G   -> takes you to the bottom of the file 
{    -> goes down (skip) down a block of code
}    -> goes up (skip) down a block of code 

(Number) (command) -> will do that command that many times.
Example 50 } -> will take you down 50 blocks.
Example 50 { -> will take you up 50 blocks.
:(line-number) go to a specific line
Example :30 -> will take you to 30th line
Example :0    -> will take you to 0th line

dd               -> delete a line
u                  -> undo 
control+r -> redo 

yy  -> copy line 
p    -> paste line below
P    -> paste line above 
dd -> delete the line & copy to clipboard 

v                              -> visual mode
(v) then shift+} -> selects a block
(v) then d            -> deletes the selected text 

o  -> adds new line below and puts you inside insert mode
O -> adds new line above and puts you inside insert mode 

w   -> go through a word forward
W   -> go through a word forward (ignores punctuation)
b    -> go through a word backwards 
B    -> go through a word backwards (ignores punctuation)
0    -> takes you to the beginning 
^    -> takes you to the first word of the line (easy command below) 
0w -> takes you to the first word of the line (emulates above command) 
$     -> takes you to the end of line 
t!     -> go to before exclamation (or any character)
f!     -> go to exclamation (or any character)
%    -> takes you to the next same character
d%  -> deletes everything in b/w the next same character 
cw  -> change word (replace) 
ct}  -> change everything until }
dt}  -> delete everything until } 
*      -> take the cursor to the word
**    -> toggle the cursor to the instances of the word