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Window Scrolls

Scroll the viewport with Ctrl-d, Ctrl-u, Ctrl-f, Ctrl-b

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Goals

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  • Scroll half-page down with Ctrl-d
  • Scroll half-page up with Ctrl-u
Keys 0 · par 10

Instructions

  1. 1.Use Ctrl-d to scroll down half a page
  2. 2.Use Ctrl-u to scroll back up
  3. 3.Navigate to the TARGET line at the bottom
Quick KeysNORMAL
h j k lMove cursor
w b eWord movement
i a oEnter insert
dDelete
yYank (copy)
pPaste
uUndo
vVisual mode
:Command mode
/Search

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Use Window Scrolls in real editing

This companion guide helps you complete Window Scrolls with fewer mistakes and better command fluency.

Quick Command Cheatsheet
  • •scroll
  • •Ctrl-d
  • •Ctrl-u
When to Use This Motion/Operator

Use this lesson whenever you need to jump to the right position before editing with fewer keystrokes.

  • •Prefer this over arrow-key micro-movements before each edit.
  • •Use this pattern whenever you're working inside Navigation Power tasks.
  • •Reach for scroll, Ctrl-d, Ctrl-u when this pattern appears.
Common Mistakes
  • •Reaching for the arrow keys instead of hjkl or word motions.
  • •Taking single-character steps instead of jumping with w/b/e or f/t.
FAQ

How long should this lesson take?

Target completion is 30 seconds, but correctness matters more than speed at first.

Should I move to the next lesson if my score is low?

Revisit the specific commands you missed rather than replaying the whole lesson — targeted practice closes gaps faster at this level.

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