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+# Text Editing
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+>[!IMPORTANT]
+> It is important to have all parts of your code accessible and to be able to just type ONE COMMAND to build and upload your CODE.
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+Syntax highlighting is standard for Python / C / C++ / MAkefiles.
+
+## Software
+
+### ViM (Vi Improved)
+Once you have understood the modal behaviour of ViM and memorized a few usefull commands, it's probably the one where you stay closest to your project.
+This is the one I use (for many years now).\
+ViM has plugins and many useful features. One of my favourite features is completion of filenames (Cx-Cf) and of words already in your file (Cx-Cn).\
+The absolte killer is typing shell commands directly. And the one thing you will defiantely miss in mosr editors, is the modeline, indicating obtions your text-file wants/needs.\
+Example for Makefiles:
+`#vim: noexpandtab: ts=8: softtabstop=8 `
+
+### KATE (Advanced Text Editor)
+For people who want buttons or might be scared of making errors in a terminal.\
+This is the first one I used when discovering Linux.\
+It has many features and plugins, file navigator and integrated terminal.\
+If you activate the **build plugin**, you can define rules to use. (cf. Makefiles).\
+Kate's code-completion is extensive.