👉 The keyboard weapon, also known as the "backtick" or "kbd" syntax, is a shorthand notation used in computing to represent commands or sequences of actions that are typically typed as plain text. It consists of three backticks (`` ` ``) followed by a command or a series of commands. For example, `Ctrl+C` means "copy," and `Ctrl+X` means "cut." This syntax is particularly useful for sharing specific commands or workflows with others, providing a clear and concise way to convey instructions without needing to type them out repeatedly. It's widely used in scripting, automation scripts, and command-line interfaces to make interactions with software more efficient and intuitive.
