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Under the terminal:

Paste command: Ctrl + Shift + V key combination.

Under the console:

Paste command: Shift + Insert or click the mouse wheel to paste.

If you want to paste the third line of the file to line 15:

1. Enter your file, (in command mode, not edit mode)

two。 Move your cursor to the beginning of your third line (with arrow keys)

3, press v, (you find that you have switched to visual mode), press the arrow key, until you select what you want

4. Press y, and then move the cursor to the end of line 14.

5. Press p. Complete

This method can be used for multi-line paste-> copy

It's even easier if you want to cut-> copy (for single lines only)

1. Enter your file, (in command mode, not edit mode)

two。 Move your cursor to the beginning of your third line (with arrow keys)

3. Double-click d (found that the third line is missing)

4, move the cursor to the end of line 14, and press p.

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