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In this video tutorial, you will learn how to save and exit a file using the Nano editor in Linux. Nano is a user-friendly text editor that is commonly installed on Linux distributions. To edit a file, type 'Nano' followed by the file name and location in the terminal. Use the sudo prefix for root rights on system files like the host file. In Nano editor, use arrow keys to navigate and make necessary changes to the file. To save changes, press Ctrl + o keys to bring up the write out prompt, then name the file and press Enter.
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