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Can be costumize and extend with different modes enabling it to be like IDE programming languages
Emacs
It is a text editor designed for begineers
Nano
Comes with the Gnome desktop. It only runs in GUI environment
Gedit
3 Modes of VI editor Keystrokes entered operate as commands rather than characters entered into the document
Command
Any character entered is placed at the current cursor position
Insert
Starting
VI
Study Notes
Text Editor Features
- Can be customized and extended with different modes, similar to Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) for programming languages.
Target Audience
- Designed for beginners.
Availability
- Comes pre-installed with the Gnome desktop environment.
- Only runs in a Graphical User Interface (GUI) environment.
VI Editor Modes
- Has three different modes of operation.
Command Mode
- Keystrokes entered operate as commands, rather than inserting characters into the document.
Insert Mode
- Any character entered is placed at the current cursor position.
Test your knowledge on customizing and extending IDE modes to resemble programming languages. Explore different ways to enhance IDE functionalities for a seamless coding experience.
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