How to clean mackbook Keyboard

A keyboard is a device used for inputting text, numbers, and symbols into a computer or other electronic device. It typically has keys labeled with letters, numbers, and symbols, and buttons for navigation and other functions.

Different types of keyboards include:

Mechanical keyboards: these use physical switches under each key to register a press. They tend to be more durable and offer a more satisfying typing experience.

Membrane keyboards: these use a flexible membrane to register key presses. They are more common, and less expensive than mechanical keyboards.

Wireless keyboards: these use Bluetooth or RF technology to connect to a device without a physical cable.

Ergonomic keyboards: these are designed to reduce strain on the hands and wrist. They may have a split layout or a more curved design.

MacBooks typically come with the standard "butterfly" keyboard. It is a thin, low-profile keyboard with a unique mechanism for registering key presses. The latest MacBook Pro models come with a new version of the butterfly keyboard called the "Magic Keyboard."

To clean a MacBook keyboard, first, shut down your computer and unplug it. Then, use a soft-bristled brush to remove any debris from between the keys. If there are sticky or stubborn spots, you can use a lint roller or a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using liquids directly on the keyboard as it can damage the device.