After YcmCompleter GoToDefinition. How to go back where I came from ??

You should go through the <code>vimtutor</code> again. One of the first things it talks about is using <kbd> Ctrl </kbd>-<kbd> ] </kbd> to follow a tag, and <kbd> Ctrl </kbd>-<kbd> o </kbd> to go back. For what it's worth, <kbd> Ctrl </kbd>-<kbd> i </kbd> goes forward again. So for example, you might <code>gg</code> to the top of a document, hit <kbd> Ctrl </kbd>-<kbd> o </kbd> (bringing you back to where you started), and then hit <kbd> Ctrl </kbd>-<kbd> i </kbd> (bringing you back to the top of the document). Try <code>h: jump-motions</code>, or <code>h: CTRL-O</code> for more.

vim YouCompleteMe. command to return to where you came from?

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You should go through the vimtutor again. One of the first things it talks about is using Ctrl - ] to follow a tag, and Ctrl - o to go back.

For what it's worth, Ctrl - i goes forward again. So for example, you might gg to the top of a document, hit Ctrl - o (bringing you back to where you started), and then hit Ctrl - i (bringing you back to the top of the document).

Try h: jump-motions, or h: CTRL-O for more.