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OK, now let's talk about combating the fires.

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Now the first command we would use, which is the comb to combat commands.

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So.

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Remember when we have that test, the text fight here, you can see that we have it here.

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OK, so just let's keep this file to make a copy from it using the copy command.

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So let's name this just find the source is this and the destination?

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It will be just underscore.

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Copy.

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OK, now let's using them ED.

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This underscore copy, and let's delete the last two lines.

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Control and how to do such a thing.

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Press need to remove a line again.

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As you can see here, we have d here d d to remove the files and then shipped colon or the colon here

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WQ.

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OK, now let's clear the screen.

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Now we want to comp OK or compare.

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Compare the files between this text and this underscore CP the text.

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You will notice that it has the all of the following, but the difference is that we have high again

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here and there, and we don't have them there.

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All right, cool.

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Now let's use another command called the f k the IMF or the difference.

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Now this again, the same file.

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And the second file like this and you notice that on the lift file, which is this one, as you can

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see on the left, we have.

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Hi there.

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Hi again.

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Hi there.

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OK, but here we don't have them right now.

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There is another command called them diff.

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OK.

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So Vim diff use the first line, the first file.

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I mean, and the second file and you notice actually, this is a visual and it is better than the previous.

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So here you can see that the hi again and type there are here, but are not there right now.

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Shift color on cue like this and again from the other one because we opened two files.

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And here we can see the difference, by the way.

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Then the compare diff.

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It has a lot of features and just open the manual and look for them like you can see that a lot of options

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and features.

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OK.

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For now, I just give you a quick introduction about them.

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If it.

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When times come, we can use more feature for them for now.

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Keep that on your mind.