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@thebigk • Aug 13, 2007
Let me try to answer that.
Most of the keyboards these days have a special arrangement of keys called QWERTY arrangement. Note that QWERTY contains first five keys of the top row.
This special arrangement is popular because it makes it easier to type words. For example, letter 'e' & 'r' are most commonly used, so they appear next to each other.
It's very easy to remember the QWERTY layout. I hope this helps in satisfying the curiosity. More replies are always welcome 😁
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@dep-Xne9ZU • Aug 13, 2007
it does biggie but even i want to know more. -
@thebigk • Aug 13, 2007
More about QWERTY here - 😁
<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qwerty" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">QWERTY - Wikipedia</a>
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@Ash • Aug 15, 2007
I wonder if they are ever going to update the QWERTY layout with all the new words in the English language being added since the 1860's 😉
One way that helped me type fast is chatting on Instant Messengers. Chatting live with someone sorta forces you to type a reply as fast as you can 😉 -
@thebigk • Aug 15, 2007
Especially in offices ... when you've to quickly type the message & close the window!ashI wonder if they are ever going to update the QWERTY layout with all the new words in the English language being added since the 1860's 😉
One way that helped me type fast is chatting on Instant Messengers. Chatting live with someone sorta forces you to type a reply as fast as you can 😉
-The Big K-