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README.md

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 - [Add A File Without Loading It](vim/add-a-file-without-loading-it.md)
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+- [All The Ways To Write And Quit In Vim](vim/all-the-ways-to-write-and-quit-in-vim.md)
 - [Allow Neovim To Copy/Paste With System Clipboard](vim/allow-neovim-to-copy-paste-with-system-clipboard.md)
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vim/all-the-ways-to-write-and-quit-in-vim.md

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+# All The Ways To Write And Quit In Vim
+
+There are a bunch of different ways to write files, to quit out of a Vim
+session, and to write and quit.
+
+The standard is `:wq` to write to the file and quit. There is `:xall` which
+will write changes to all buffers and quit.
+
+`:q`, `:q!`, and `ZQ`—the latter being a normal mode command—are all ways of
+quitting Vim. The first will warn of unsaved changes. The other two will
+discard unsaved changes.
+
+Another favorite of mine, when bailing on a `git commit`, is `:cq`.
+
+These and more can be found in the help files by running `:h Q_wq`.