Linux CLI - Viewing and Editing FilesYou want to open a new line below the current line and start inserting text immediately. Which Vim command do you use?APress 'o'BPress 'O'CPress 'i'DPress 'a'Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand line insertion commands'o' opens a new line below and enters insert mode, 'O' opens above, 'i' inserts at cursor, 'a' appends after cursor.Step 2: Select command for new line belowPressing 'o' opens a new line below and starts insert mode.Final Answer:Press 'o' -> Option AQuick Check:New line below + insert = 'o' [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'o' to open new line below and insert [OK]Common Mistakes:Using 'O' which opens line aboveUsing 'i' which inserts at cursorUsing 'a' which appends after cursor
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