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Delete a range of lines # · Press the Esc key to go to normal mode. · Type :3,5d and hit Enter to delete the lines.

To delete multiple lines, enter the normal mode and move the cursor to the first line you want to remove. Use one of the following commands ( ...

I've got a large text file (+100k long rows) that I've been using vim to edit, I would like to remove rows in a given range ie do something like delete rows ...

You can delete multiple(range) lines if you know the line numbers: :[start_line_no],[end_line_no]d Note: d stands for delete where, start_line_no is the ...

Press V in normal mode to enter line-wise visual mode, then use the arrow keys to select lines and press d to delete them. Avoid Unintentional ...

In normal mode, do 100dd. dd deletes the current line. Prefacing that command with 100 causes it to repeat 100 times.

To delete multiple lines, press Esc to leave the insert/editing mode, enter the number of lines you want to delete followed by 'dd' ie ndd.

To delete a line in Vi or Vim, switch to normal mode first. If you're in command mode or insert mode, you can switch back to normal mode by pressing Escape.

Yes, you can delete multiple lines in vi by specifying the number of lines you want to delete followed by 'dd'. For example, to delete five ...

The command to delete is d. So, you can move to the beginning of the line, press v, move to the end of the line, and press d. Altogether that ...