Heh.   It always amazes me how people do love to use editors that still rely on obscure control-character sequences and character-mode screens.   And who continue with the “real programmers qr/do|don\'t/ use this-or-that.”   That’s not the point and it never was.   Oh, it might be what you are used to, and it might even be what you prefer.   But programming is a craft that consists mostly of devising a solution to a problem, such that an electronic device can carry it out without thinking.   What language(s), editor(s), debuggers and what-have-you you use, is immaterial to that.

And, fair warning, it is a craft that can only be learned by practice.   I will never forget my first (and only) attempt to throw a clay pot on a wheel.   It looked so easy.   But that (!#@#@!!) blob of clay flew off that spinning disc at considerable speed and hit me squarely in the gut.   My instructor helped me clean up, spoke soothing words, and in a few deft strokes fashioned the pot.