Immediately after deleting 3 lines of text in vi and moving the cursor to a different line, which single character command will insert the deleted content below the current line?

The 'i' command enters insert mode for typing new text and does not paste previously deleted content.

Uppercase 'P' pastes the deleted content before (above) the current line, not below it.

In vi, 'p' (lowercase) places the most recently deleted or yanked text after the current cursor position, and because deleting 3 lines is a linewise operation, the content is inserted below the current line. This is distinct from 'P' (uppercase), which inserts before the current line. The deleted content remains in vi's unnamed register until overwritten, so moving the cursor does not clear it.

Uppercase 'U' restores the current line to its original state before any edits were made on that line and does not paste deleted content.

Lowercase 'u' undoes the last change, which would undo the deletion rather than paste the deleted content at a new location.