It's one command that implements autocomplete which gives you access to the entire system.
> It happens only because you're used to Emacs and Vim,
That's my entire point! I learned the majority of Emacs and Vim commands well back in the mid-90s.
> and unused to an IDE.
Objectively not true, if you had read the entire comment.
> People pretend they are not there because of this false notion that only those two are the sign of a great programmer.
I think you have a chip on your shoulder about this. You read my post as some sort of attack on IDEs so responded with an attack of your own.
My point was about little frictions all adding up. Sure, there's a steep learning curve in learning a programmable editor, but you only climb that curve once.
It just takes much less memory to remember 4 verbs and maybe 6 nouns in Vim to perform navigation, than learning 4x6=24 shortcuts for similar functionality in Jetbrains/Eclipse/Vs/VSCode/etc.
I'm just explaining why needing to remember fewer things is the path of least resistance for me; whatever argument you are talking about involving signs of great programmers is beyond the scope of what I am saying.