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@ -533,9 +533,9 @@ const arrayA = [
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:g/\[/+1,/\]/-1sort
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This is great! But the command looks complicated. Let's break it down. This command also follows the form `:g/pattern1/,/pattern2/command`.
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`:g/\[/` is the global command pattern.
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- `:g/\[/` is the global command pattern.
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- `/\[/+1` is the first pattern. It matches a literal left square bracket "[". The `+1` refers to the line below it.
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- `/\]/-1` is the second pattern. It matches a literal right square bracket "]". The `-1` refers to the line above it.
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- `/\[/+1,/\]/-1` then refers to any lines between "[" and "]".
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