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Arrow keys

The arrow keys (↑ Up, ↓ Down, ← Left, and → Right) are the four keys on a computer keyboard labelled with directional arrows, typically found in an inverted-T layout to the bottom-right of the keyboard and to the left of the numeric keypad. They are a subset of the cursor keys, which include others like the Home, End, and Page Up/Down keys.

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Arrow keys

Nodes129
Edges128
Triples136
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015504
Components1

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Arrow keys

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related to ESDF keys · 20
Arrow keys → AZERTY, Belgium, Blackthorne, Crossfire, Dan, ESDF, France, Incidentally, It, Kapitol, Larsen, Moreover, Perhaps, Quake, Quake Team Deathmatch, QWERTY, The, The ESDF, Tribes, WASD
related to HJKL keys · 20
Arrow keys → ADM-3A, Bill Joy, Ctrl, Dance Dance Revolution, Examples, Gmail, Google Labs, HJKL, It, Lear-Siegler ADM-3A, Linley's Dungeon Crawl, NetHack, Rogue, StepMania, The, The Ctrl, These, They, This, Unix
related to AZ keys · 15
Arrow keys → All, Another, Apple II, Apple II Plus, Apple IIe, AZ, Carbon, Many, Need, RETURN, Shift, Speed, Starting, The Apple II, The IJKM
related to WASD keys · 15
Arrow keys → A/D, Alt, AOE, AZERTY, During, Dvorak, However, QWERTY, QWERTZ, Since, The, These, W/S, WASD, ZQSD
related to IJKM keys · 13
Arrow keys → After, Apple II, Applesoft BASIC, At, BASIC, Esc, Escape, IJKM, In, Pressing, ROM, Some, This
related to WQSE keys · 12
Arrow keys → Another, ESDF, EWDF, For, It, SAZD, Shift, SPACE, This, WASD, WQSD, WQSE
related to 8426 keys · 9
Arrow keys → Another, DOS, IBM PC, IJKL, Num Lock, The, The Model, Therefore, This
related to history · 8
Arrow keys → Amiga, Before, Digital Equipment Corporation LK201, It, Mouse, The, WASD, Workbench
related to IJKL keys · 8
Arrow keys → Crossfire, DHTML/JavaScript, IJKL, Lode Runner, These, This, Two, WASD
related to Common uses · 7
Arrow keys → Arrow, Ctrl, Microsoft Word, Modifier, Moving, Shift, The

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keys used games arrow use key keyboard wasd left right mouse layout cursor control movement also shift computer player many

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resulted in jagged movementinstance ofenabled the player to perform techniques0.80text
Avatarinstance ofand more than a dozen dungeon games0.80text
Shift Z Ctrl Xinstance ofto control the sprinter's arms and legs. the Q and W keys control the sprinter's thighs while the O and P keys control the sprinter's calves making an intentionally difficult co…0.80text
whereinstance ofto control the sprinter's arms and legs. the Q and W keys control the sprinter's thighs while the O and P keys control the sprinter's calves making an intentionally difficult co…0.80text
Arrow keysrelated to 8426 keysThe Model0.60section
Arrow keysrelated to 8426 keysIBM PC0.60section
Arrow keysrelated to 8426 keysNum Lock0.60section
Arrow keysrelated to 8426 keysTherefore0.60section

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