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Why are letters on computer keyboard not written in alphabetical order?

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Why are letters on computer keyboard not written in alphabetical order?

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In the beginning typewriter are arrange alphabetically but later they found out that it is not easy to type in alphabetic form, that’s why they change the key and arrange that is easy to reach especially letters AEIOU

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They are based on what letters are used the most when typing and separating letters that are used together a lot. Supposedly we type faster because of it. Good old QWERTY.

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If you learn the hand technique for typing in the letters you would probably understand that it works out better that way.

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It really is a shame. They QWERTY style has been around since 1873, where it was introduced on Remington typewriters. It replaced an alphabetical layout of keys; the problem was that the bars on the typewriter would get stuck together if you typed too quickly and so letters that were commonly used were separated. This made people type less quickly and the bars on the typewriter did not get stuck as often. We don’t have this problem today with our electronic keyboards, but the layout will likely never change.

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theyre put in ‘order’ of most used, like in the “old fashioned” typewriters.

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