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    Which key is used to move the cursor to the next line?

                                           Backspace key

                          Backspace        The Backspace key is used to erase a letter or number to the
                                           left of the cursor.

                     Example:  Pressing  the Backspace key  will

                     delete the extra ‘T’ written at the left of the                   MONIT T OR
                     cursor.

                     Delete key

                     The Delete key is used to remove the letters on the right side of                       Delete
                     the cursor, one by one.

                     Example: Pressing the Delete key will delete
                     the extra ‘O’ written at the right of the cursor.                 MONIT O OR

                            Hashtag

                          #Uppercase: Writing capital letters                            Subject: Cursor
                          like A, B, C, etc.                                             The small blinking line on the

                          #Lowercase: Writing small letters                              monitor's screen is called a
                          like a, b, c, etc.                                             cursor.

                                       Think, if you got a magical keyboard and when you type the name of a

                                       place and press Enter key, it will take you there but you can use it only
                                       once. Where would you like to go using it?

                               MOUSE

                     A mouse is used for pointing at things on a computer screen. It is
                     also used to open programs and select various options or text, as

                     well as click and drag folders and files. It is connected to the CPU.

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