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Depends on what kind of key.

  • Keyboard keys are used to type.
  • Lock keys are used to safeguard against thievery.
  • Code keys are used to break a code or encryption.
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If u are asking about keys of a software then they can be used by just going to setup option or register option in the software

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Metal keys are often used to lock and unlock mechanical locks.

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it is mostly used for typing.

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