There are several keyboard layouts for different languages and different markets. The most common is called QWERTY and the Swedish keyboard I am working on at the moment has the following layout from the top row if I press the CapsLock key: §1234567890+´ QWERTYUIOPŨ ASDFGHJKLÖÄ' Other layouts exist. for example if I change regional setting to US English Layout I get: `1234567890-= QWERTYUIOP[] ASDFGHJKL;'\ \ZXCVBNM,./ If you wonder why some of the most common letters used in many European languages are on the far edges of the keyboard it could be because in the early days of mechanical typewriters, the mechanics would get fouled up if strong, quick fingers hit the keys too rapidly so A, S ,E are used by the ring and litttle finger of the left hand - the worst layout possible for French and English writers!
A keyboard where the letters are in alphabetical order.
This is the order of letters on a standard English keyboard.
No, the keys on a typical computer keyboard are not in the order of the alphabet. Two popular keyboard designs (based on the order of letters on the first row) are QWERTY and DVORAK.
A keyboard where the letters are in alphabetical order sweetie. Are you 8 years old or something?! Jeez...
The QWERTY keyboard design is centered around what letters are used the most often.
qwerty keyboard because these letters are the first 5 letters on the keyboard
They are both in the row just above the letters in numerical order.
Alphanumeric characters on a standard keyboard layout appear in the following order: numbers (0-9), followed by letters (A-Z).
Edward Keyboard
It is called that because the first six letters on a standard keyboard are the letters Q, W, E, R, T, and Y.
The English keyboard has 26 letters.
Press the letters on the keyboard.