unsorted.master

(#) Using :m and a mark, move odd lines to below the dashed line:
1. Create a mark by using 'm' and a letter such as 'a'
2. Move the cursor to a line that needs to be moved
3. Use :m'a to send the line to the marked line
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> /-
ma3k:m'a
2k:m'a

(#) Using :m, move odd` lines to below the 'a' mark and even lines to below the 'b' mark:
1. Try not to pause between keystrokes
2. Aim for consistent, steady normal mode typing
3. With practice, normal mode can be as fast as insertion mode.

-- a mark --
-- b mark --

< /a mark
ma/b mark
mb:noh
5k0
> :m'a
5k:m'b
3k:m'a

(#) Using :m, a mark, and visual mode, move the following two lines to below the dashed line:
Who overcomes by force, hath overcome but half his foe.
~ John Milton
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> 2jma2kVj:m'a

(#) Each of the following lines has been marked.  Using ]' and [', navigate to the 5th, 1st, then 3rd mark:
This line has been marked with an 'a'
This line has been marked with a 'b'
This line has been marked with a 'c'
This line has been marked with a 'd'
This line has been marked with an 'e'

< majmbjmcjmdjme4k
> 5]'2['2[' 

(#) Using :pu, move the capitalized words below the 'a' mark:
There are two RULES for being SUCCESSFUL in martial arts.
Rule 1: Never tell others EVERYTHING you know.
-- a mark --

< /-
ma2k/[A-Z]\{2,}
> yw:'apu
NNyw:'apu
Nyw:'apu