Why is 0 next to 9 on the keyboard instead of before 1?

Why is 0 next to 9 on the keyboard instead of before 1?

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Because 1 is the first number

imagine how awkward it would be to type "10"

because we used O for 0 before and didn't have a 0 key so it was added later. they didn't shift it over so people only had to relearn one number rather than all 10

source: my butt but it makes sense

Would only be awkward because we're already so accustomed to having 1 as the first number in the number row.

i dunno, since we read left-to-right, typing a 10 is in the same direction as reading. most of the time you don't type leading zeros anyways.

>Why is 0 next to 9 on the keyboard instead of before 1
Just google it jeez.

probably to more easily type numbers ending with 0 such as 10, 20, 30, etc. (since you have two hands and should be roughly splitting up your typing between each hand)

b-but 0 comes before 1...

it'd be the same as typing 12, ring finger and then middle finger.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pretty sure it doesn't

b-but 0 is less than 9...

and -1 is less than 0, but you don't see it on a keyboard.

Well, you're wrong!

Both 10 and -1 are a repetition of 1. You're dumb!

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why do we need the numbers on keyboards anyway

recombinatorically more pleasing

No idea, m8

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it all dates back to typewriters and jam avoidance. putting the 1 and 0 right next to each other would cause issues if typed in quick succession when that close to each other.

This actually makes so much sense dude. Your butt is good.

>I enjoy hand acrobatics

There are actually numbers on that keyboard... printed on the side of the caps in red.

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0x00 = 0
0x01 = 1

0x30 = "0"
0x31 = "1"

0x4f = "O"
0x6f = "o"

1 + 0 = 1
1 + o = p

explain yourself user