I read about this the other day and it was so that in the day people using typewriters wouldn't be slowed down because the common letters in the alphabet would be so close together.
It was to slow down people's typing so the typewriters wouldn't get jammed. If you've ever noticed, if the keyboard was in alphabetical order, all the letters that are most commonly used would be on one side of the keyboard.
I knoww:
Because a flabajillion years ago, when they had to send their papers to the printing press and stamp out the letters, people would go too fast pressing the buttons so they rearranged the letters so they'd have more time between people sending in their stuffsss
oh my goshh...there was a lecture on this in computer class today... it was in the 1800s to slow down people from typing because it would jam the typewriters...now do i think that's true?
i dont know
:'[ me and HIM made an alphebetical keyboard together. Just for the Heck oof it. what greaztt memoriess we had togetherr. not anymore though </3 :'[
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no what actually happend was the guy who created the type writer needed more time between typing for else the typewriter would get jammed so he made it in qwerty so people would type slower, but it turns out its the fastest keyboard there is. lol i learned that in social studies
Some keyboards are in alphabetical order, but the most common one used in America is the QWERTY style. The most used letters are in the middle row and the lesser used on the top and bottom rows. It makes it easier to use. I wanted to know a few years ago so I did some research.
Because a flabajillion years ago, when they had to send their papers to the printing press and stamp out the letters, people would go too fast pressing the buttons so they rearranged the letters so they'd have more time between people sending in their stuffsss
i dont know
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learned this in typing class :P