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How do you save all changes and exit vim?

To save all changes and exit vim, you can use the :wq command. This command will save any changes that you have made to the file and then exit vim.

Here's how to use the :wq command:

  1. Press the Esc key to enter normal mode (if you are currently in insert mode).

  2. Type :wq (including the colon at the beginning) and press Enter.

  3. Vim will save any changes that you have made to the file and then exit.

If you have not made any changes to the file, you can simply use the :q command to exit vim. If you have made changes but do not want to save them, you can use the :q! command to force vim to exit without saving.

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