QWERTY keyboard

QWERTY keyboard

1、QWERTY keyboard, also known as the full keyboard, is named after the first six letters in the first line of the letter area on the keyboard: Q, W, E, R, T, Y.

2.QWERTZ keyboard is a widely used in Germany, Austria, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Switzerland, Montenegro and other countries, mainly concentrated in the use of the Latin alphabet in Eastern Europe, southeast Europe and central Europe. This layout is second only to the QWERTY keyboard, which is widely used around the world. Its name comes from the first six letters on the first line of the keyboard: Q, W, E, R, T, and Z.

German Layout

3、AZERTY keyboard is a French typewriter and computer keyboard layout where the first six letters of the first line of the letter block are AZERTY. The "ZHJAYSCPG keyboard" was proposed in 1907, but AZERTY was designed by Claude Marsaint in 1976 and is modeled after the QWERTY layout of the English computer keyboard. It is used by French speakers in Europe, but QWERTZ is used by French speakers in Luxembourg and Switzerland.

4、The RUSSIAN keyboard is the keyboard of a Russian computer.

Only German and Austrian QWERTZ keyboards have "Strg"; Some countries, such as Switzerland, also have a "Ctrl" key on keyboards because they have multiple official languages.

QWERTZ is sometimes nicknamed "Kezboard" because of its interchangeably "Z" and "Y" keys.

Persian Language layout