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+# vim / neovim
+
+Note that the commands I mention in this file are the ones I use the most often and are by no means exhaustive.
+
+For some vim commands, I use a `<leader>` keybinding as an alternative since I find it faster. Some of those commands may not be mentioned in this helpfile. Please see `.vimrc` for more details.
+
+## Starting vim
+
+- Open a file at a particular line number: `vim +<number> <file>`
+
+## Movement Keys
+
+### Inserting Things
+
+- Insert before the cursor:             `i`
+- Insert at the beginning of the line:  `I`
+- Insert after the cursor:              `a`
+- Insert at the end of the line:        `A`
+
+## Indenting Things
+
+- Indent the current line: `>>`
+    - Indent the next 10 lines: `10>>`
+- Unindent the current line: `<<`
+    - Unindent the next 10 lines: `10<<`
+
+Note that all other vim movements work while indenting things as well.
+
+## Commands
+
+### Syntax Highlighting
+
+- Change the syntax highlighting of the current file: `:set syntax=<syntax>`
+- Get the syntax of the current file: `:set syntax?`
+    - Note that to get the value of any variable, just add `?` to it.
+- It is possible to manually change the syntax of a file, although you shouldn't do this since plugins and other features you may have will not be loaded.
+
+## Common operations
+
+### Commenting lines
+
+- Comment the current line:
+    - Simply press `I` to enter insert mode at the beginning of the line. From there you can do whatever you want, including inserting a comment.
+    - If you want to repeat the process for multiple lines, you can go to the line you want to change and press `.` to execute the last set of key combinations.
+- Comment multiple lines at the same time:
+    - Use `<C-v>` to enter visual block mode
+    - Select the lines you want to comment out with `j/k`
+    - Press `I` to go to the beginning of the line
+    - Type whatever you want to put at the beginning of all the lines here, including comments
+    - When you're done, exit the mode as usual
+
+### Uncommenting lines
+
+- Uncomment the current line:
+    - Simply press `0` to go to the beginning of the line (if needed)
+    - Then, press `x` to delete the character under the cursor
+- Uncomment multiple lines at the same time:
+    - Use `<C-v>` to enter visual block mode
+    - Select the lines you want to comment out with `j/k`
+    - Press `x` to delete the first character, repeatedly if necessary
+    - Exit the mode as usual