COMPUTER HARDWARE COMPONENTS FUNCTIONS
WHAT IS A COMPUTER KEYBOARD
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Semi colon
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Space bar
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Enter
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Caps lock
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Detailed explanation-1: -Index finger: J key. Middle finger: K key. Ring finger: L key. Little finger: Semi-colon key.
Detailed explanation-2: -; (semicolon) key The right pinky (little) finger is placed over the “; ” key and is also responsible for the most keys on the keyboard, including the following keys.
Detailed explanation-3: -The right pinky (Semicolon finger) reaches over to the right to tap the Return or Enter key. The pinky should tap Return or Enter quickly and return to its Home key. If your hands are small, you may slide your whole hand over as far as necessary for the pinky to tap the Return or Enter key.
Detailed explanation-4: -The QWERTY Standard PC Keyboard Left hand pinky finger on the A key and the other fingers on the S, D and F keys. Right hand pinkie finger on the; (semi-colon) key and other fingers on the L, K and J keys. Some keyboards have helpful “bumps” on the F and J keys, to allow you to quickly position your fingers by feel.
Detailed explanation-5: -The home row is like home plate on your keyboard. Your fingers will always be poised on these keys when you begin typing. Rest your fingers lightly on the home row for the left hand-the A, S, D, and F keys. Place your fingers on the home row for the right hand-the J, K, L, and; keys.