I honestly have no idea how fast I type these days. And it varies by domain, what device I'm typing on, etc.
But, FWIW, when I was taking "keyboarding" in college back in the early 90's, I was somewhere in the 80-90wpm range.
But, FWIW, when I was taking "keyboarding" in college back in the early 90's, I was somewhere in the 80-90wpm range.
That's a fun game to play when you're really bored. It also feels nice when, after a couple of rounds, it asks you to fill a captcha because it thinks your speed is so high you must be cheating :)
For me my speed varies by what I'm actually doing: typing code, writing emails/comments have different speeds.
Actually, now that I think of it, it's difficult to measure the speed of typing code since a lot of programming involves editing existing code as opposed to just banging out line after line of new code.
Like a few on here, I never learned the proper way to type although I use all 10 digits. My typing were from countless hours coding or chatting.