Why is the Caps lock key referred to as a toggle key ?

Correct answer: A. Because its function goes back and forth every time it is pressed

  • A. Because its function goes back and forth every time it is pressed
  • B. Because it cannot be used for entering numbers
  • C. Because it cannot be used to delete
  • D. Because it cannot be used to insert

Explanation

Caps Lock is a toggle because each press changes it between two states, uppercase mode and normal typing mode. A toggle reverses its state each time it is activated.

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