Confusing keyboard keys

Fair enough. Try to have fun and I hope you enjoy it.

 

you also missed the 3 Is Ls and the 2 Hs and Rs

 

using that keyboard is na'zi~~

 

do you realize how long that would take? coding is already a long process, and having to copy paste <> in would make it TERRIBLE.

 

I can see some moron in class borrowing keys from his old lap tops to put that keyboard together.
Probably the same moron who used to write 8008 into a calculator and giggle through class.

 

Use my keyboard, you will find it in no time.

 

Depends on your keyboard really. My keyboard <> is on their own key below A.

But generally,
The upper left symbol is default key press.
The upper right key is shift+key press.
The symbol below is alt+key press.

For example; My key with the question mark has +?\
Default key press = +
Shift+key press = ?
Alt+key press = \

 

Simple !

Just bash the keys untill you get it right ( shift + , or shift + . )

 

I somehow get the feeling its chocolate ...

Someone show me the pic, can't see it

 

That's a chocolate.
This one is the real deal.

 

Ok, here's what you need to do:

Get an external US-layout keyboard. Or, if you're on a desktop, just ditch your keyboard altogether and get one with a standard US layout.

No, seriously. You use brackets often in programming. All of them. [ ] for lists, dictionaries, and other collection thingies, { } to enclose your scope, ( ) for parameters, and < > for everything else.