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: $ aswell takes u to the last line in the file. and one more $ takes you to the EOF. or as said before by google Zbob , CTRL+G gives M of N .... where N is total number of lines in that file. Goto last line and reach EOF by ESC : N and then $ to reach EOF. |
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