`Lp1Lp2Lr3Lm4Li5Li6Ri7Ri8Rm9Rr0Rp-Rp=RpqLpwLreLmrLitLiyRiuRiiRmoRrpRp[Rp]Rp\RpaLpsLrdLmfLigLihRijRikRmlRr;Rp'RpzLpxLrcLmvLibLinRimRi,Rm.Rr/RpTwo rows up from home: the longest reach on the board.
Every digit belongs to the finger two rows below it. The index fingers cover two each — 4 and 5 on the left, 6 and 7 on the right — which is why those four are the ones people mistype. Reach, strike, return to home before the next key.
Touch Typing 1234567890 — the number row
0 wpm 100% acc target 24/92%
1 single keys 2 bigrams 3 numbers in context 4 passage
single keys one digit at a time
  • digits sit one row above the top letters — long reaches, same fingers
  • for now you may glance up for numbers; aim to stop over time
home position
TYPE ~/learn/touch-typing-home-row · single keys · rung 1/4 type to advance the ladder finger map · on miss esc exit

Best on a keyboard

“1234567890 — the number row” is a hands-on typing drill — it needs a physical keyboard. Open it on a laptop or desktop to play. You can still browse and read everything here on your phone.

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NORMAL ~/memra/learn/touch-typing-home-row/number-row utf-8 LF