How can I move line up in Vim text editor?

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I have two strings in some file, e.g.:

string1
string2

And I want to get this:

string1string2

How can I do this most efficiently?

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Shift-j (J) for "join" will move the line under the cursor up to the previous line. Note that this also inserts a space at the end of the line. If you type g Shift-j, no space will be appended when joining.

You can join multiple lines at once by highlighting them. For example, gg Shift-v Shift-g Shift-j ggVGJ will join all lines in the file.

You can refer to :help join in vim for more information.

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