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 const learn = "vim"; 
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 - To yank everything from your current location to the end of the line: `y$`.
-- To delete one word from current location: `dw`.
-- To change the next paragraph, say `c}`.
+- To delete from your current location to the beginning of the next word: `dw`.
+- To change from your current location to the end of the current paragraph, say `c}`.
 
 Motions also accept count number as arguments *(I will discuss this further in the next chapter)*. If you need to go up 3 lines, instead of pressing `k` 3 times, you can do `3k`. Count works with Vim grammar.