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What about //? Won't vi get confused since substitution uses / to separate the old value from the new value? This is where we need to use \ (forward slash) to escape the double back slashes that represent commenting.
Acutally, / is forward slash and \ is backslash. :)
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What about //? Won't vi get confused since substitution uses / to separate the old value from the new value? This is where we need to use \ (forward slash) to escape the double back slashes that represent commenting.
Acutally, / is forward slash and \ is backslash. :)
Oh yes, you are right! Correcting now!