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How to Type Bracket in Laptop Keyboard

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How to Type Bracket in Laptop on keyboard on Lenovo, HP, Dell, Asus, Apple etc. is shown in the video. The method works on Windows and MAC laptops.
There are two commonly used brackets, and each has a different way to type them on your laptop:
1. Square Brackets ([ and ])
These are the most common brackets and are very easy to type. Locate the key with the square brackets [] on it. This key is usually located above the Enter key and next to the P key.
To type a left square bracket ([): Simply press this key without holding any other buttons.
To type a right square bracket (]): Press this key without holding any other buttons.
2. Curly Braces ({ and })
These are less common than square brackets but are still useful in certain situations. They are not directly accessible with a single key, but there are several ways to type them:
Using the Shift key:
To type a left curly brace ({): Hold down the Shift key and then press the key with the square brackets [].
To type a right curly brace (}): Hold down the Shift key and then press the key with the square bracket [] again.
Using Alt codes (Windows only):
To type a left curly brace ({): Hold down the Alt key and type 123 on the numeric keypad (not the numbers above the letters).
To type a right curly brace (}): Hold down the Alt key and type 125 on the numeric keypad.
Additional Brackets:
Angle Brackets: These are less common than the previous brackets but can be found on some keyboards. Look for keys with these symbols on them.
Parentheses ( and ): These are not technically brackets but are sometimes included in discussions about brackets. You can type them by pressing the keys with the symbols on them, usually located next to the Enter key.
There are two commonly used brackets, and each has a different way to type them on your laptop:
1. Square Brackets ([ and ])
These are the most common brackets and are very easy to type. Locate the key with the square brackets [] on it. This key is usually located above the Enter key and next to the P key.
To type a left square bracket ([): Simply press this key without holding any other buttons.
To type a right square bracket (]): Press this key without holding any other buttons.
2. Curly Braces ({ and })
These are less common than square brackets but are still useful in certain situations. They are not directly accessible with a single key, but there are several ways to type them:
Using the Shift key:
To type a left curly brace ({): Hold down the Shift key and then press the key with the square brackets [].
To type a right curly brace (}): Hold down the Shift key and then press the key with the square bracket [] again.
Using Alt codes (Windows only):
To type a left curly brace ({): Hold down the Alt key and type 123 on the numeric keypad (not the numbers above the letters).
To type a right curly brace (}): Hold down the Alt key and type 125 on the numeric keypad.
Additional Brackets:
Angle Brackets: These are less common than the previous brackets but can be found on some keyboards. Look for keys with these symbols on them.
Parentheses ( and ): These are not technically brackets but are sometimes included in discussions about brackets. You can type them by pressing the keys with the symbols on them, usually located next to the Enter key.
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