What is the difference between register 0 and register 1 in Vim?

Q: What is the difference between register 0 and register 1 in Vim?

`"0p vs "1p` Register `0` always contains the last yanked text. Register `1` contains the last deleted/changed text. Use `"0p` to paste yanked text even after deleting.

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"0p vs "1p

Explanation

Register 0 always contains the last yanked text. Register 1 contains the last deleted/changed text. Use "0p to paste yanked text even after deleting.

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