```plaintext
hjkl           left down up right
0 $            start/end of line
C-f C-b        page down/up
:n             line n, 0 = start of file, $ = end of file

w              beginning of next word
e              end of current word
b              beginning of previous  word
W E B          same but words are delimited by whitespace
-- to see the difference, consider
-- a <file-thingy> b
-- here W E B will treat "<file-thingy>" as one word,
-- but w e b will see "file" and "thingy" as separate words.

43|            go to column 43 on current line
032l           another way to go to column 32 on the current line
Of these two, 43| uses fewer characters, but requires using the shift key,
so either way, four keys must be touched. Swings and roundabouts.

```
# Useful Links
## Stack Exchange
* [This jump to column question](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9953082/how-to-jump-directly-to-a-column-number-in-vim/9953097#9953097)