Keyboard Types Based On Layouts in a nut shell

 ✴️Keyboard Types Based On Layouts in a nut shell ✴️

 

👍A keyboard is an input device used to enter data and commands into a computer or other digital devices. It consists of a set of keys (buttons) that include letters, numbers, symbols, and function keys.


There are several types of computer keyboards, categorized based on layout, design, connection method, and usage purpose.


Keyboard layouts refer to the arrangement of keys on a keyboard. Different layouts are used around the world based on language, typing habits, and efficiency preferences. The most recognized layouts include:

1) QWERTY

2) AZERTY

3) DVORAK

Details in the photos below. 






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