Has anyone listed all the meanings of computers in capital English?

IR LED controller IR is infrared infrared has a distance limit, within 6 meters.

RF LED Controller RF is wireless and can be about 30 meters

IR LED Controller IR is an infrared remote control, within 10 meters, generally used in home appliances, such as fans, TVs.

RF LED Controller RF is wireless remote control, which can be about 30-100 meters, and is generally used for long-distance remote control, such as motorcycles, cars, etc.

In capital letters: 壹拾玖万黟 zero Wu 拾玖元 Lu Jiao.

Read: 196,059 yuan hexagonal quarters.

Generally, it is capitalized when it is necessary to emphasize or be more formal, but in informal occasions, it is according to personal habits, and we foreign teachers often capitalize in the past, I asked him, and he said that lowercase is cursive, for fear that others will not understand, usually capitalized. It seems that Chinese are used to writing ligatures, but sometimes in order to respect each other, they are afraid that they will not be able to read clearly, and they will write block letters to the other party. It is not meant to be rude.

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It should be a personal habit or a habit of his location.

At the beginning of a sentence, the first letter of the name or the name needs to be capitalized, which is the reason for grammar.

Tap the capslk key on your keyboard.

After clicking, the indicator light on the visible button is on.

Now you can type in the capital letters.

Or click the shift key at the same time as you enter the letters, so that the output is also uppercase.

Two ways.

1 Hold down the shift key + your letter. What comes out is capitalization.

2 Press Caps Lock once to lock it.

There's a case toggle, caps lock

A word capitalized in a sentence is a shorthand for a place or group, a fixed noun, a special noun, the name of some country or something, etc. If it is all capitalized, special nouns, place names and special nouns can be divided into two categories: proper nouns and common nouns.

A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, or institution, i.e., a person, a place, a country, an organization, and so on. The first letter of a proper noun must be capitalized.

For example: Hemingway, Russia, New York, United Nations.

Another example: Hong Kong, China, Bill Clinton

A common noun denotes the name of a class of people or things or an abstract concept, such as: worker, camera, steel, etc.

In English, there are two categories according to whether a proper noun is preceded by an article:

One is zero articles, such as Yale University and Beijing Railway Station, which are composed of proper nouns and common nouns, often in a juxtaposition relationship.

The first thing Americans are exposed to when learning their mother tongue is all caps, and schools require children to write and read in uppercase English before lowercase letters are allowed to standardize the text. Just as Chinese children learn Chinese characters before learning pinyin, all-caps English is the easiest for Americans to read.

Therefore, there are many occasions in the United States where English is capitalized, and I will not list them all, as long as they want to make their content easy to read, they will use capitalization.