Lesson 24 of 29
Symbols: At, hyphen and slash
The keys behind email addresses, dates and web links. The at sign is shift-2; the hyphen and slash are unshifted and sit under the little fingers. Typing an email address smoothly is a genuinely useful skill.
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The keys behind email addresses, dates and web links. The at sign is shift-2; the hyphen and slash are unshifted and sit under the little fingers. Typing an email address smoothly is a genuinely useful skill.
New keys introduced here: @, -, /.
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