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Explanation: Typing on a standard QWERTY keyboard, the characters A, Q, and Z are positioned on the leftmost side of the keyboard, in the first row. To reach these keys, you use your left hand, and specifically, the "Little finger" (also known as the pinky finger).
Sep 12, 2023
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Apr 12, 2021 · Q · Caps Lock; A; Left Shift; Left Ctrl; Z; Fn key. S key. The left ring finger is placed over the "S" key and is also responsible for the ...
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Section A keys are pressed by the left little finger. The keys include the back quote, Tab, Caps Locks, Shift, Control, the number 1, letters Q, A, and Z, and ...