Esc ( escape key )
a key normally in the upper left corner of a keyboard labeled with program specific functions such as backing out of a menu
Example Sentence: “The student had never used the escape key before he started programming the Unix shell.”
Part of Speech: noun (thing)
Home Unit: The Keyboard: Part 1
Esc ( escape key )
a key normally in the upper left corner of a keyboard labeled with program specific functions such as backing out of a menu
Example Sentence: “The student had never used the escape key before he started programming the Unix shell.”
Part of Speech: noun (thing)
Home Unit: The Keyboard: Part 1
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