What is the difference between Home and $Home?

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What is the difference between Home and $Home?..

Answer / jaya

In Vim, your home directory is specified with $HOME. On Unix
systems, this is your ~ directory. On Windows systems, the
best way to find the value of $HOME is from within Vim, as
follows
:version
:echo expand('~')
:echo $HOME
:echo $VIM
:echo $VIMRUNTIME

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What is the difference between Home and $Home?..

Answer / chakri

A "home" is where you live your life. A "house" is where you pose waiting for the photographers to show up.

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