You get easier at doing the math in your head as you practice more. There’s also lots of methods you can use to skip counting altogether. Like using search. d/“

You get easier at doing the math in your head as you practice more. There’s also lots of methods you can use to skip counting altogether. Like using search. d/“ will delete everything between the cursor and the first “ vim finds, for example. Double quotes are easy, though. :) you can do fun stuff like d/x then dW in this case: This is just an example. Anyway, To delete from the cursor at T to just before the A in Anyway without counting words. Contrived example because there’s an even easier method. There are fun ways to do things and it’s satisfying when you figure out a neat method.