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i +   PUNCTUATION KEYS
                  Punctuation  keys are  used  to  add  a  punctuation  mark  while  you  are  writing  a
                  sentence/paragraph. Some commonly used punctuation marks are comma (,), full

                  stop (.) or a question mark (?).

                  Our keyboard has these punctuation keys to put a punctuation mark while typing.
                  Look at these keys:

                                                 ?        <        >         :        “
                                                 /         ,       .         ;        ‘


                  To use the punctuation mark on the bottom side of a key, simply press that key. To
                  use the punctuation mark on the upper side, press that key along with the Shift key.

                                                     ?
                                                     /      →        /




                                                              ?
                                            Shift        +    /      →         ?





                   i +   SYMBOL KEYS
                  Symbol keys have special signs and symbols. Some symbol keys are to the right of
                  the Alphabet keys, such as: /, <, >, {, [, etc. They have two symbols on them.


                                                     ?         {       <         >
                                                      /        [        ,        .


                  Some symbols are also placed over the numbers on the number keys, such as: !, @,
                  #, $, %, *, etc.






                  You can type the upper symbols by pressing the Shift key along with the number key.
                                                                                              Quick Byte
                  For example:              Shift        +           →    !                 Delete key can also

                                                                                            erase the entire
                                                                                            selected text at

                                                                         #                  once.
                                            Shift        +          →







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