Introduction to Vim
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Vim is a powerful text editor that is highly customizable through plugins. It uses modal editing where normal mode is for commands and insert mode is for typing. Vim emphasizes efficient editing through its operator-motion model where commands like delete, change, and yank are combined with motions like word, line, and parentheses. It has a steep learning curve but can greatly increase productivity for programmers.
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• Unilever’s U has been a great strength for its individual brands.
• Home care and food products brands are very few in numbers.
• Unilever has contributed a lot on sustainability issues than any other FMCG manufacturers.
• The share prices and the turnover have increased over the past few years in significant figures.
• There are no R&D centers in BD.
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• 5 levers of changing behavior and sustainable living plan are not familiar to the people.
• The corporate culture and CSR has been a great success for them.
• As a customer I have found I including my family are purchasing and consuming about 40% of our weekly purchases.
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• Unilever should work on their visibility and relevance to their offer.
• The must look even for closer to make the customer feel like buying not only the physical product but also a trust with it.
• By joining “Poribesh Bandhob” (a social community) UBL can reduce its environmental impact as well as create awareness among people in a large scale.
• Create new sustainable agricultural sources from Bangladesh.
• Creating awareness regarding saving the utilities (water & electricity) and reducing the waste.
• Introduce more brands in Bangladesh.
• Making people aware of the environmental impacts caused by the consumption process & inform how they can help it by taking Unilever products and behaving in a sustainable way.
• Packaging of a few brands must be changed to lift up its vitality & position UBL brands.
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- #9: When you think about it, we spend much more time reading and editing text than actually typing in text. But when we have to read and edit text, we end up having to use the mouse, or buttons or keyboard shortcuts. Why should the insertion mode be the default mode?In Vim, keys are interpreted differently depending on what mode you’re in. In insertion mode, typing ‘j’ types out ‘j’, but in normal mode, typing ‘j’ makes you go down a line.