In this video, I'll show you a quick tip on how to type ASCII code in different Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, Manjaro, Arch, etc.
Often, you'll find that your keyboard isn't in Spanish; it's set to English, and you can't type certain symbols in the traditional way.
In Windows, however, it's much easier. Just press the Alt key + the ASCII number of the symbol you need, and that's it! (In the video, I said Ctrl + ASCII code, sorry.)
I found the key combination Ctrl + Shift + U, the ASCII code in hexadecimal, and Ctrl + Shift to use in Linux operating systems.
If you have another key combination, let me know in the comments. It could help other programmers and Linux users.
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