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@ -2225,8 +2225,8 @@ With `:normal` you can do normal mode mappings from the command-line. E.g.
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`:normal! 4j` will make the cursor go down 4 lines (without using any custom
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mapping for "j" due to the "!").
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Mind that `:normal` also takes a count, so `:%norm! Iabc` would prepend "abc" to
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every line.
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Mind that `:normal` also takes a [range](#ranges), so `:%norm! Iabc` would
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prepend "abc" to every line.
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With `:execute` you can mix commands with expressions. Assume you edit a C
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source file and want to switch to its header file:
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