Each key has an associated code number so the computer can check the number to see which key is being pressed. The Scan Code for the Left Shift key is (on a typical USB keyboard) 44 and for the Right Shift is 57.
the keys you use are the shift colon witch is this :.then you do shift zero.:):):):):):):):)
the shift keys i think
shift and the @ sign and it should come up
under the enter three keys to the right of the L key
In order to type a star on the computer you will need the following keys, the shift key and the number 8 keys. You will need to hold the shift key and the 8 key and the same time in order to get the star on the computer screen.
All you Have to do is reboot your computer... try not to hold the shift key next time.
haha it is right below the keys
Ctrl (Control) and Shift are modifier keys found on computer keyboards. They are used in combination with other keys to perform specific functions or shortcuts, such as copying (Ctrl+C) or capitalizing letters (Shift+letter). These keys enhance user input capabilities and streamline workflows by allowing multiple commands to be executed simultaneously.
slam on your shift keys then they shoud work
Just as on a computer keyboard, which developed from the typewriter, a shift key on each side allows either hand to operate other keys while the SHIFT is pressed. Otherwise a user would have to reach across his or her other hand to reach it.
A standard keyboard typically has two Shift keys, one located on the left side and the other on the right side. These keys are used to capitalize letters and access alternate characters on keys. Some specialized or compact keyboards may have different layouts, but two Shift keys are common in most designs.
Press and hold <shift> then press the apostrophe key, right side of the keyboard, middle row of letters, between the colon/semi-colon and <enter> keys.