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RE: LeoThread 2024-09-11 11:59

in LeoFinance • 2 months ago

I asked ChatGPT: How to type on a QWERTY keyboard, and different types of mobile keyboards. Both in Arabic and English languages.

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     2 months ago  

    Answer. For PC:

    On a QWERTY keyboard and mobile keyboards, typing the backtick (`) varies slightly depending on the device and language settings. Here's a guide for typing it in both English and Arabic layouts.

    1. QWERTY Keyboard (English):

    • The backtick (`) key is located on the same key as the tilde (~) in the upper left corner of the keyboard, just below the "Esc" key.
    • To type the backtick:
      • Simply press the key without holding Shift.

    2. QWERTY Keyboard (Arabic):

    • When using an Arabic keyboard layout, the key for typing the backtick (`) does not exist by default.
    • You can switch to the English layout to type the backtick or copy-paste it if needed.
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       2 months ago  

      Answer. For Mobile:

      3. Mobile Keyboards (English):

      iOS (iPhone/iPad):

      • On the default English keyboard:
        1. Tap the 123 button to switch to numbers and symbols.
        2. Press and hold the apostrophe (') key.
        3. A pop-up will appear with additional symbols, including the backtick (`). Select it from the pop-up.

      Android:

      • On the default English keyboard (like Gboard):
        1. Tap the ?123 button to switch to symbols.
        2. You may need to tap = \ < to reveal additional symbols, where the backtick (`) should appear.

      4. Mobile Keyboards (Arabic):

      • Most Arabic keyboards on mobile devices don’t feature a backtick (`) because it is not commonly used in the Arabic language.
      • You would need to switch to an English keyboard by tapping the language switch key (usually a globe icon) and then follow the steps above to access it.
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         2 months ago  

        It is interesting how there are different QWERTY keyboards based upon device. Having them in different languages and layoffs also makes sense.

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           2 months ago  

          Yeah, but asking about QWERTY specifically gives a better response than just, "any" keyboard layout. Right?

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           2 months ago  

          I would say so. The more specific the questioning and focused, the better the output.

          Then crossreferencing with support data is helpful too.

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             2 months ago  

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