Repeat Last Change in Vim

Repeat your last change with the dot command. It is one of Vim's strongest tools for turning one edit into many.

Commands you practise

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Repeat your last change instantly with the dot command. It is Vim's ultimate helper for turning a single edit into a rapid-fire sequence.

Levels

  1. Semicolon Sweep (easy): Add the missing semicolons to the end of each line using the dot command.
  2. Break Time (medium): Insert an <hr> tag on a new line after each paragraph using the dot command.
  3. Active Duty (hard): Deactivate the third column across different word widths.

Each level opens a real Neovim session in your browser with a start file and a target file. Edit one into the other in as few keystrokes as you can, then race the vimbot's solution.

Part of the free basics zone. Region: repeat and redo. See the whole skill map.