Fast way to enter ex mode in vim?

Question

Is there some kind of orthodox way to enter ex-mode faster, for example, with one keystroke, instead of pressing shift; for ':'? Why has this character ever been chosen for such an often accessible mode? Often enough to annoy, I accidentally miss the shift key, start typing the ex command, and find that I have a lot to undo. Thanks for your suggestions. :)

Answer 1

Set up your own mapping. eg.

nmap <Space> :

Now a space in normal mode will lead you to the command line. However, I personally do not find it :difficult to enter. You get used to it after several months of Vimming.

Answer 2

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nnoremap\\t: vert stag < -

nnoremap\\g: vimgrep **/* < -

nnoremap\\w: w

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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if has('terminal')
    tnoremap <C-W>, <C-W>:
endif

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