fix some bindings in insert mode bindings' table

SalmaAlassal · Jul 19, 2023 · 5c9e207 · 5c9e207
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diff --git a/Editors/vim/Insert-Mode.md b/Editors/vim/Insert-Mode.md
@@ -6,34 +6,34 @@ Vim's insert mode contains many useful features.
 
 There are many ways to get into insert mode from the normal mode. Here are some of them:
 
-| Key  | Function|
-|------|---------|
-| `i ` |Insert text **before** the cursor. |
-| `I ` |Insert text before the first non-blank character of the line. |
-| `a ` |Append text **after** the cursor. |
-| `A ` |Append text **at the end of line**. |
-| `o ` |Starts a new line **below** the cursor and insert text. |
-| `O ` |Starts a new line **above** the cursor and insert text. |
-| `s ` |Delete the character under the cursor and insert text. |
-| `S ` |Delete the current line and insert text. |
-| `cw` |Delete the current word and insert text. |
-| `cc` |Change line by clearing and then entering insert mode. |
-| `gi` |Insert text in same position where the last insert mode was stopped.|
-| `gI` |Insert text at the start of line (column 1). |
+| Key  | Function                                                                                            |
+| ---- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `i ` | Insert text **before** the cursor.                                                                  |
+| `I ` | Insert text before the first non-blank character of the line.                                       |
+| `a ` | Append text **after** the cursor.                                                                   |
+| `A ` | Append text **at the end of line**.                                                                 |
+| `o ` | Starts a new line **below** the cursor and enter insert mode.                                       |
+| `O ` | Starts a new line **above** the cursor and enter insert mode.                                       |
+| `s ` | Delete the character under the cursor and enter insert mode.                                        |
+| `S ` | Delete the current line and enter insert mode.                                                      |
+| `cw` | Delete from the **current** cursor's position to the end of the current word and enter insert mode. |
+| `cc` | Change line by deleting it and then entering insert mode.                                           |
+| `gi` | Insert text in same position where the last insert mode was stopped.                                |
+| `I`  | Insert text at the start of line (column 1).                                                        |
 
 ## Different Ways To Exit Insert Mode
 
 There are a few different ways to return to the normal mode while in the insert mode:
 
-| Key    | Function|
-|--------|---------|
-|`<Esc> `|Exits insert mode and go to normal mode.|
-|`Ctrl-[`|Exits insert mode and go to normal mode.|
-|`Ctrl-C`|Like `Ctrl-[` and `<Esc>`, but does not check for abbreviation.|
+| Key      | Function                                                        |
+| -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `<Esc> ` | Exits insert mode and go to normal mode.                        |
+| `Ctrl-[` | Exits insert mode and go to normal mode.                        |
+| `Ctrl-C` | Like `Ctrl-[` and `<Esc>`, but does not check for abbreviation. |
 
 ## Repeating Insert Mode
 
-You can insert text multiple times by passing a count parameter before entering insert mode. 
+You can insert text multiple times by passing a count parameter before entering insert mode.
 
 **For example:** `10i`
 
@@ -45,22 +45,21 @@ If you type `"hello world!"` and **exit** insert mode, Vim will repeat the text
 
 When you make a typing mistake, it can be cumbersome to type <Backspace> repeatedly. It may make more sense to go to normal mode and delete your mistake. You can also delete several characters at a time while in insert mode.
 
-| Key    | Function|
-|--------|---------|
-|`Ctrl-H`|Delete one character **before** the cursor.|
-|`Ctrl-W`|Delete one word **before** the cursor.|
-|`Ctrl-U`|Delete the entire line **before** the cursor..|
+| Key      | Function                                       |
+| -------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
+| `Ctrl-H` | Delete one character **before** the cursor.    |
+| `Ctrl-W` | Delete one word **before** the cursor.         |
+| `Ctrl-U` | Delete the entire line **before** the cursor.. |
 
 **Important Note**
 
 You can't undo these deletions. However, what you've typed is still in the `.` register.
 
-
 ## Executing Normal Mode Command (Insert Normal Mode)
 
-You can use `CTRL-O` to execute a **one** normal-mode command without leaving insert mode. 
+You can use `CTRL-O` to execute a **one** normal-mode command without leaving insert mode.
 
-When you press `Ctrl-o`, you'll be in **insert-normal** sub-mode. If you look at mode indicator on bottom left, normally you will see `-- INSERT --`, but `Ctrl-o `will change it to `-- (insert) --`. 
+When you press `Ctrl-o`, you'll be in **insert-normal** sub-mode. If you look at mode indicator on bottom left, normally you will see `-- INSERT --`, but `Ctrl-o `will change it to `-- (insert) --`.
 
 ### Example 1 : Navigating while remaining in insert mode
 
@@ -74,4 +73,4 @@ If you're at the bottom of the screen. You can center your current position by d
 
 If you wanted to delete a block of text from your current position to an anchor, say a comma, you can just do `Ctrl-o d t ,`
 
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