From the course: Learning Typing (2014)

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Learn the Y, U, I, O, and P keys

Learn the Y, U, I, O, and P keys

From the course: Learning Typing (2014)

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Learn the Y, U, I, O, and P keys

- Now let's take a look at how to type the Y, U, I, O, and P keys with our right hand. Typing these keys is very similar to typing the Q, W, E, R, and T keys that we discussed in the last movie, but we're just using the opposite hand. Remember again, once you type a letter, that finger should always return to the home row. The Y and U keys are both typed using our right index finger. The I key is typed using our right middle finger, the O key by using our right ring finger, and the P key by using our right pinky finger. Let's go ahead and take a look at an example of how these keys should be typed. When I type the Y and U keys, my finger returns to the home row directly afterward, and while I'm typing the keys, my other fingers remain at rest on their respective home row keys. The same goes for when I type the I key with my middle finger. I type the O key with my ring finger and the P key using my pinky finger. As I mentioned earlier in the course, the pinky finger usually takes the…

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