Create a file that contains the following list, and then execute commands from within vim to sort the list and display it in two columns. (Hint: Refer to page 915 for more information on pr.)
Command mode
Input mode
Last Line mode
Work buffer
General-Purpose buffer
Named buffer
Regular Expression
Search String
Replacement String
Startup File
Repeat Factor
Sort the list by placing the cursor on the first character of the Work buffer
and giving the command !Gsort. Next use pr to display the file in two col-
umns (the –t option causes pr not to print a header and trailer). Place the
cursor on the first character of the file and give the command
!Gpr –2 –t.
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