The abbreviation for control keys is typically "Ctrl." This key is commonly found on computer keyboards and is used in combination with other keys to perform various commands and shortcuts. For example, "Ctrl+C" is used to copy selected text or items.
At a usual keyboard there are 2 control keys.
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There are more than five parts of the keyboard. Four parts of the keyboard are the typing keys, the numeric keypad, function keys, and control keys. The last part of the keyboard is the extra keys.
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"Modifier" keys include Control and Alt on Windows / Linux computers, Command and Option keys on a Mac, and Shift and (in some rare cases) Fn keys on any of the above platforms. These keys are nearly always pressed in combination with other keys to change their purpose - such as the classic "Control-C / Control-V" for copy and paste. However, all of these keys can potentially be used on their own if a program is designed to watch for them - most often, this is found in gaming, where keys like Control or Shift can be used for a specific command like firing a weapon or running.
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