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In vi, Named registers may be specified before any deletion,change, yank, or put command.

  1. True

  2. False
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In vi editor, named registers (buffers) like 'a', 'b', etc. can be specified before deletion, change, yank, or put operations by prefixing the register name in double quotes. For example, 'adw' deletes a word into register 'a', and 'ap' puts contents of register 'a'. This is a core feature of vi's text manipulation system.

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