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And the most common way is one of the worst (most inconvenient), although J seems to win the prize.
by jonathansizz 14y ago
And the most common way is one of the worst (most inconvenient), although J seems to win the prize.
- kamkha 14y ago"Inconvenient" because typing a # requires a modifier key on most keyboard?
- gebe 14y agoWell, depends on your layout. That might be the case on a US keyboard but for many others (for example German, Spanish, the Nordic countries' layout and many other European and non-European layouts) it would be preferred over for example "//". For "//" you need to use a modifier (just as with '#') but you need to stretch more (or use both hands) and as well tap it two times. That's one of the reasons why I prefer to code using an English layout in my IDE/editor :)