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For example, I want to merge such text:
CATEGORIES = ['Books', 'Business', 'Education', 'Entertainment', 'Finance', 'Games', 'Healthcare & Fitness', 'Lifestyle', 'Medical', 'Music', 'Navigation', 'News', 'Photography', 'Productivity', 'Reference', 'Social Networking', 'Sports', 'Travel', 'Utilities', 'Weather', 'All', ] into
CATEGORIES = ['Books', 'Business', 'Education', 'Entertainment', 'Finance', 'Games', 'Healthcare & Fitness', 'Lifestyle', 'Medical', 'Music', 'Navigation', 'News', 'Photography', 'Productivity', 'Reference', 'Social Networking', 'Sports', 'Travel', 'Utilities', 'Weather', 'All', ] 
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The paste command can merge lines from multiple input files. By default, it merges lines in a way that entries in the first column belong to the first file, those in the second column are for the second file, and so on. The -s option can let it merge lines row-wise.
Press v to select characters, or uppercase V to select whole lines, or Ctrl-v to select rectangular blocks (use Ctrl-q if Ctrl-v is mapped to paste). Move the cursor to the end of what you want to cut. Press d to cut (or y to copy). Move to where you would like to paste.
Joins consecutive lines. The J (join) command joins a specified number of lines together as one line. Number of consecutive lines, starting with the current line, to be joined to the current line.
In command mode:
[range]j[lines] For example: here you want to do the whole buffer:
%j If you just wanted to do 10 lines from the current cursor position:
j10 If you don’t want to replace the new lines with spaces, use ! after j.
%j! j!10 And for the uberfancy:
5j20 It would go to line 5, and join the next 20 lines.
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