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- [Instructor] Sometimes we like

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to move to a specific line.

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This is common for example,

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when you have an error in your program.

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For example, assume you see the following error

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when trying to compile the code program.

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This is a very common output from compilers.

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We have the filename,

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we have the line,

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and, we have the column that the error happened.

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Another error is in line eight.

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So, I'd like to go quickly there.

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If you open the file, vim hello.go,

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and then you can type :8 + Enter.

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This will bring us to line eight.

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Here we can start fixing the code.

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Another way, is to type the line number,

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and then, copy the little g.

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Move back to the beginning of the file with g + g,

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and then, eight and Shift + g.

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And, we're back in line eight.

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You can use $ to move to the end of the line,

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and, zero to move to the beginning of the line.

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Use $ to move to the end of the line,

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then i to go into insert mode,

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and, we'll fix the problem.

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Change it to double quote, instead of single quote.

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Then, to save, hit Escape, or Control + C,

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if you don't have Escape.

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Then, :wq.

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And then, Enter.

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If you note the line number before you start Vim,

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you can tell Vim to start at the specific line with +.

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So, vim hello.go +8.

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And we start the editor in line number eight.

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+ actually execute any Vim command.

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In our case, it was to move to line number eight.