Moving Around in file using in vi mode

You can use a digit (1-9) followed by an “arrow key” to jump that many lines or letters in the direction –in other words , arrow key commands can be enumerated.

Command	Description
h or <-	Cursor left
l or ->	Cursor right
j or	Cursor down
k or	Cursor Up
^F or Pagedown	Move down one page
^B or Page Up	Move up one page
^U	Move half a page
^D	Move Down half a page
^E	Move the screen down one line
^Y	Move the screen up one line
+	Go to the beginning of the next line
-	Go to the beginning of the previous line
0(zero)	Go to the beginning of the current line
$	Go to the end of the current line
}	Go to the next blank line
{	Go to the previous
[[	Go to the beginning of the file
]]	Go to the end of the file
‘ ‘	Switch between beginning of file and current line
b	Go back one word or punctuation mark
B	Go back one word ,including punctuation marks
e	Go to the end of the next word ,  or punctuation marks
E	Go to the end of the next word , including punctuation marks
gg	Go to the top of the line
G	Go to the end of the file
^H	Go back to the character, including new lines
H	Go to the top of the current page
^P	Go up one line
L	Go to the bottom of current page
w	Go to the beginning of the next word or punctuation mark
W	Go to the beginning of the next word including punctuation mark
^Z	Suspend vi;use the fg command to resume
ZZ	Save and exit