`Lp1Lp2Lr3Lm4Li5Li6Ri7Ri8Rm9Rr0Rp-Rp=RpqLpwLreLmrLitLiyRiuRiiRmoRrpRp[Rp]Rp\RpaLpsLrdLmfLigLihRijRikRmlRr;Rp'RpzLpxLrcLmvLibLinRimRi,Rm.Rr/RpNone of these six needs Shift.
All six are right-hand keys, and four of them belong to the right pinky alone. The semicolon already rests under that pinky and the apostrophe is one slot further right, so both cost almost no travel; the hyphen is the same pinky reaching up to the number row.
Touch Typing punctuation & symbols
0 wpm 100% acc target 22/92%
1 single keys 2 bigrams 3 punctuated 4 passage
single keys the common marks
  • these marks need no shift — period, comma, slash sit on the bottom row
  • the apostrophe and semicolon are right-pinky keys next to l
home position
TYPE ~/learn/touch-typing-home-row · single keys · rung 1/4 type to advance the ladder finger map · on miss esc exit

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