[Edit] Subject: Missing mode in VIM doc page

[thedivloop]

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Clarify unclear content and/or terms

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An edit of the doc page for VIM is required at content/command-line/concepts/vim/vim.md.

In the doc page for VIM there are listed 3 modes but there are 4 general modes. The missing mode is the normal mode.

Current statement
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Vim has three modes of operation:

COMMAND MODE : Execute commands like undo, redo, find, replace, quit, etc.
INSERT MODE : Type and edit text.
VISUAL MODE : Highlight, select and edit text.
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Correct one
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Vim has four modes of operation:

NORMAL MODE : Used for editor commands. This is generally the default mode and by default hitting ESC returns the editor to this mode.
COMMAND MODE : Provides a single line input at the bottom of the Vim window. Commands (beginning with :) and some other keys for specific actions (including pattern search and the filter command) activate this mode. On completion of the command, Vim returns to the previous mode.
INSERT MODE : Type and edit text.
VISUAL MODE : Highlight, select and edit text.
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Wikipedia page for vim gives additional information.

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[thedivloop]

@yoiang I submitted this issue and I am happy to work on it :-)

[mamtawardhani]

@Radhika-okhade the issue looks good, however one correction - there are 5 modes (Replace mode is also there)

[thedivloop]

@Radhika-okhade the issue looks good, however one correction - there are 5 modes (Replace mode is also there)

Is a good comment, thanks.
In fact Replace mode is another mode and shows REPLACE on the bottom. Similarly Select mode is a submode of Visual mode. However, Replace mode is not used that much and might bring confusion to the newbie.

Since this doc page is highly summarised and I guess for the newbies I would suggest to at least make the addition of the normal mode and also correct the command mode since as it stands now is in fact wrong and describing the normal mode :-)