Does qwerty mean anything

Answer 1

No. Q W E R T Y is formed from the six left-hand keys in the top row of letters of a typewriter (and computer keyboard, of course).

The way the keyboard layout was originally organized was intended to make it easier for the letters to be operated by the different fingers of the hand.

It was arranged that way, to stop the mechanical hammers holding the characters of mechanical typewriters, from hitting each other and causing them to jam. The most used letters were arranged so that they came from opposite sides of the keyboard.

Other countries adopted a similar system, but may have them arranged to suit their own language. As typists were familiar with typewriter keyboards, it was a natural progression to use the same layout for computers.