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Coding requires typing letters, numbers, symbols (; {} [] <> = + * & %), and parentheses – often with Shift. Tips: 1) Learn symbol positions by touch; practice with drills like 'shift+9 shift+0' for parentheses. 2) Use an IDE with autocompletion – reduces typing load. 3) Customize key mappings: move braces to easier spots (e.g., use Caps Lock as Ctrl+Shift+[). 4) Practice typing common code snippets ('if else', 'for loop', 'function()'). 5) Use a programmer's keyboard layout (e.g., NEO or Programmer Dvorak) but steep learning curve. 6) Touch typing still applies – keep home row, shift with opposite hand. 7) Speed isn't the bottleneck in coding; thinking is. But 50+ WPM helps.