Vim is a highly configurable text editor widely used for efficient coding and text manipulation. It operates mainly through the keyboard, making it popular among developers who value speed and precision. One of Vim's key features is motions, which are commands that allow users to quickly navigate through text in various ways, such as moving by characters, words, sentences, or paragraphs. These motions enable users to precisely select and edit text without needing a mouse, making Vim incredibly powerful for those who master its shortcuts and commands. In this series we’ll cover basic Vim motions that will help you navigate and edit text more efficiently. You can use the text itself to practice each motion directly in your Vim-enabled editor.