What does a single underscore-command do in a modifier in solidity?

Question

I would like to understand a part of the Ownable() contract of the OpenZeppelin Solidity library:

modifier onlyOwner() {
   require(isOwner());
   _;
}

The last line of this modifier consists only of an underscore. Can anybody please explain to me or refer what the underscore does?

I checked other questions involving modifiers but could only find out that an underscore-command is an existential part of a modifier.

user_14258459 · Answer

It's used to specify when the instructions in the modifier will be executed

If the instructions goes before _;, then the code in the modifier will be executed before the function is executed.

modifier onlyOwner() {
   require(isOwner());
   _;
}

On the opposite, if the modifier is after _;, then the instructions in the modifier will be executed after the function is executed.

modifier onlyOwner() {
   _;
   require(isOwner());
}