Cursor Movement 1

/**
*		CURSOR MOVEMENT 1
*
*		When you first start Vim, you begin in 'Command Mode' (your cursor will blink green).
*		In command mode all your keys are mapped to special shortcuts so you
*		cannot insert text as you normally would. Instead, command mode is used to
*		navigate and edit existing text.

*		The h, j, k, l keys take the role of your arrow keys.
*
*		j moves the cursor down
*		k moves the cursor up
*		h moves the cursor left
*		l moves the cursor right
*
**/
/*
*		EXERCISE 1:
*		Move your cursor to the beginning of the passage below. Using the basic nav keys,
*		move the cursor to the end of the line, then go down to the next line, and scroll
*		back to the beginning of the line.
*
*		-------------------------------------------------------->|
*		|<-------------------------------------------------------v
*		v------------------------------------------------------->
*
*		If all of a sudden you begin inserting text, press 'esc' and you will return to
*		command mode where your cursor will blink green and the  h, j, k, l keys will
*		begin to move as expected.
*
*/

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