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Could you give me some concrete examples? Genuinely not arguing for sake of argument. I can still "burst" half a sentence quicker using "no form", but for susta
by throw1234651234 4y ago
Could you give me some concrete examples? Genuinely not arguing for sake of argument. I can still "burst" half a sentence quicker using "no form", but for sustained fast typing, I find touch typing to be the best. If you want to get to 120wpm, the few key (hue) points to focus on are training yourself to hit the space with the correct thumb, to use both shift keys, to turn caps lock on when you are typing a long const, and then obviously to memorize all the number keys and their symbol equivalent. And, of course, consistency.
I find this to be a really good test for programmers: http://wpm-test.com/programming-typing-test/ http://wpm-test.com/programming-typing-test/
Most people will double their speed with plain text as compared to above.