Welcome to the 15th day of our 30-day free typing course. We have successfully learned all the letter and number keys separately. And Tody, we are going to practice with alphabet and number mixed task. And the more important part is that we have reached our middle of the course. And we hope all the learners are now able to type most things with a very good speed and accuracy.
The alphanumeric typing is mostly required in passwords, product numbering with the suffix of an alphabet. Whatever it is, in typing, we need to be good at these sections.
Day-wise English Typing Lessons
| Day-wise Lesson | Lesson Link |
|---|---|
| Day 8 Lesson | Typing Revision for Top Row & Full Alphabet |
| Day 9 Lesson | How to Use the Shift Key for Capital Letters |
| Day 10 Lesson | Typing Punctuation Practice (. , ?) |
| Day 11 Lesson | Practice Typing Simple Sentences Online |
| Day 12 Lesson | Revision of Capital Letters and Punctuation |
| Day 13 Lesson | Learn to Type Numbers on the Keyboard (1-5) |
| Day 14 Lesson | Learn to Type Numbers 6, 7, 8, 9, 0 |
| Day 15 Lesson | Practice Typing Words with Numbers (Alphanumeric). (You are here today) |
Why Alphanumeric Typing Matters
Earlier, we discussed the places where the alphanumeric number is required.
- Passwords:
MyPassw0rd2025 - Usernames:
Mr_jhon91 - Addresses:
Flat 101, B-Wing, 123 Park Avenue - Product Codes:
Model-XJ450-B - Dates & Times:
The event is on July 31, 2025, at 10:30 PM.
It is very important to type without looking at the keyboard.
The Key Skill: Seamless Switching
The primary goal is typing practice is to eliminate the mental “pause” that often occurs when switching from typing alphabet to numbers, and back again to the letter. This is the lesson which have been specifically designed to make that transition feel as natural as typing any other word.
Day 15 Practice Task: Real-World Scenarios
Today’s lesson and task are highly exciting and important. We will not be typing randomly. Instead, we will be typing lists that simulate real-world data entry tasks. The exercises will include:
- A list of common password and username formats.
- Product model numbers.
- Addresses, using an Indian context.
- Invoice numbers and reference codes.
Tips for Alphanumeric Fluency
- Don’t Change Hand Position: Reiterate the core rule. Our hands must stay anchored on the home row, with our fingers doing all the reaching for the number keys.
- Anticipate the Switch: Try to make a mental note of the upcoming typing number or letter. This anticipation will prepare your fingers for the reach in the proper row and keys.
- Practice with Your Data: For extra practice, open our AI-generated Typing Game page, where you can also paste your text and practice like you did above.
We hope that you are doing well on our typing test typing games.