The 'A' key
The Numpad add key, represents the addition operator ('+')
The Alt key, used to change (alternate) the function of other pressed keys
The 'B' key
The Back quote key, used to type the back quote ('`')
The Backslash key, used to type the backslash ('')
The Backspace key, used to delete the character before the cursor
The 'C' key
The Caps Lock key, used to toggle uppercase typing on and off
The Comma key, used to type the comma (',')
The Control key, often used in combination with other keys for shortcuts
The 'D' key
The Numpad decimal key, represents the decimal point ('.')
The Delete key, used to delete the character after the cursor
The Numpad divide key, represents the division operator ('/')
The Down Arrow key, used to move the cursor down
The 'E' key
The End key, used to move the cursor to the end of a line or document
The Enter key, used to insert a new line or confirm an action
The Equals key, used to type the equals sign ('=')
The Escape key, used to cancel an operation or close a dialog
The 'F' key
The F1 key, often used to open help documentation
The F10 key, used for accessing special functions in various applications
The F11 key, often used to enter and exit fullscreen mode
The F12 key, used for accessing special functions in various applications
The F2 key, commonly used to rename selected files or objects
The F3 key, often used to search for something in many applications
The F4 key, sometimes used to repeat the last action
The F5 key, typically used to refresh the current window or page
The F6 key, used for various purposes depending on the application
The F7 key, often used to start spell checking in many applications
The F8 key, used for accessing special functions in various applications
The F9 key, used for accessing special functions in various applications
The 'G' key
The 'H' key
The Home key, used to move the cursor to the beginning of a line or document
The 'I' key
The Insert key, used to toggle between insert and overtype mode
The 'J' key
The 'K' key
The 'L' key
The Left Alt key, used to change (alternate) the function of other pressed keys
The Left bracket key, used to type the left square bracket ('[')
The Left mouse button, typically used for primary selection and clicking
The Left Control key, often used in combination with other keys for shortcuts
The Left Shift key, typically used to type uppercase letters
The Left Windows key, used to open the Start menu or execute Windows-specific shortcuts
The Left Arrow key, used to move the cursor left
The 'M' key
The Middle mouse button, often used for scrolling
The Minus key, used to type the minus sign ('-')
The Numpad multiply key, represents the multiplication operator ('*')
The 'N' key
The Num Lock key, used to toggle the numeric keypad on and off
The Numpad 0 key, represents the number 0 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 1 key, represents the number 1 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 2 key, represents the number 2 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 3 key, represents the number 3 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 4 key, represents the number 4 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 5 key, represents the number 5 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 6 key, represents the number 6 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 7 key, represents the number 7 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 8 key, represents the number 8 on the numeric keypad
The Numpad 9 key, represents the number 9 on the numeric keypad
The 'O' key
The 'P' key
The Page Down key, used to scroll down one page
The Page Up key, used to scroll up one page
The Period key, used to type the period ('.')
The 'Q' key
The 'R' key
The Right Alt key, used to change (alternate) the function of other pressed keys
The Right bracket key, used to type the right square bracket (']')
The Right mouse button, typically used for secondary actions and context menus
The Right Control key, often used in combination with other keys for shortcuts
The Right Shift key, typically used to type uppercase letters
The Right Windows key, used to open the Start menu or execute Windows-specific shortcuts
The Right Arrow key, used to move the cursor right
The 'S' key
The Semicolon key, used to type the semicolon (';')
The Shift key, used to type uppercase letters and other alternate "upper" characters
The Single quote key, used to type the single quotation mark (''')
The Slash key, used to type the forward slash ('/')
The Space key, typically used to add a space between words
The Numpad subtract key, represents the subtraction operator ('-')
The 'T' key
The Tab key, often used to move the cursor to the next tab stop
The 'U' key
The Up Arrow key, used to move the cursor up
The 'V' key
The 'W' key
The 'X' key
The Mouse button 4, used for additional functionality in some applications
The Mouse button 5, used for additional functionality in some applications
The 'Y' key
The 'Z' key
Represents key codes for various keyboard and mouse buttons.