Vim Tutorial Study(11)

Chapter 12 Automatic Completion
automatically complete words on insertion, different from abbreviations
where you type the first part of a word, press CTRL-P and Vim guesses at the rest
CTRL-P or CTRL-p is very powerful! (searches backward)
Remember that even you haven't type portion of a word, it can guess that word by previous matches! Oh My Goodness!
CTRL-N OR CTRL-n: searches forward
Customization of Completion
:set ignorecase: try all words regardless of case
Chapter 13 Autocommands
An autocommand is a command executed automatically in response to some event.

Chapter 14 File Recovery and Command-Line Arguments
Survive system crashes with minimum losses of data

Chapter 15 Miscellaneous Commands
Printing the  Character
:ascii or ga: prints the number of the character under the cursor
Going to a Specific Character in the File
<count>go: goes to byte number count of the file
gCTRL-g: displays the current byte number of a file (along with the current line, column, and other information)
:goto offset: positions the cursor to a given byte location
gg: like G, the difference: if no count is specified, gg goes to the first line