save and quit vim code example

Example 1: vi save and exit

//Save
:w
//Exit
:q

Example 2: exiting vim

Press Esc key: This is very important, because you must exit the edit mode first before typing the exit command(s). Next, you can type one of the following commands:
:q (yes, the colon is included in the command) – This will quit the editor
:q! – Quit Vim without saving the data file
:wq – Save the file and exit Vim
And then press the Enter key

Example 3: how to save any changes in vi editor

#save changes in vi editor

by press i you can `Insert` anything. After finshing changes then press :(colon)
and type wq!

syntex : wq!

Explanation : The ex mode is an extension of command mode. To get into it, 
press Esc and then : (the colon). 
The cursor will go to the bottom of the screen at a colon prompt. 
Write your file by entering :w and quit by entering :q. 
You can combine these to save and exit by entering :wq. 
However, if you're finished with your file, it's generally more convenient to type Shift-z-z from command mode.

Example 4: vi quit and save

# ESC to start command prompt, then
:q!		# exit vi without saving
:wq!	# exit vi with saving (! means exiting even if file is read only)

Example 5: save and close vim

// Save & exit(quit)
:wq