There are basically three parts to the command > dip Delete in paragraph. Command+text object is probably the most frequent pattern in vim for me. It would al

There are basically three parts to the command > dip Delete in paragraph. Command+text object is probably the most frequent pattern in vim for me. It would also would work with other text objects like `di(`, `di{`, `di[` to delete between (...)/{...}/[...] bracket pairs for instance. Or other commands like `cip` for change, `yip` for yank(copy) and so on. Plus custom text object and commands which give exponential combinations. My most used are `ii` or `ai` for in/around indentation, `s` for surrounding and `gc` for toggling commenting in an area. `{`/`}` go up/down paragraphs. If the code isn't densely packed this works pretty well to jump between logical sections. For c-like languages there are a bunch of weird jumps like [[ and ]] which you were probably thinking of, they are configurable but don't seem very useful. p means paste which you probably now anyway.