
The “Enter” key comes from typewriters: why are there two on some keyboards?
The “Enter” key (sometimes known as “Enter” or “Return”), usually marked with the symbol ↵owes its origins to the layout used in typewriters. While in the latter it was simply used to wrap around the physical sheet that was being “typed”, on the keyboard of modern computers the “Enter” key performs different tasks depending on the context of use: in ...








