What's Your Typing Speed?

[LogGrad98]

ddl?

Daniel Day-Lewis?

Data Definition Language?

D Dynamic Libraries?

 

[colton]

astronaut - 57 wpm, 100% accurate (got hung up on a particular phrase, though)
baseball - 77 wpm, 98% accurate, 76 adjusted wpm

Not that anyone cares, but those numbers were with my laptop.

I just took the test again on my office computer, and got:
astronaut - 67 wpm, 100% accurate
baseball - 83 wpm, 100% accurate

Frankly the 83 wpm surprised me. Last time I took a similar test, a year or two ago, it was about 75 wpm. Coincidentally, 75 wpm is exactly what you get if you average the two tests. So, I'd say the astronaut one is a little harder than average, and the baseball one is a little easier than average.

 

[Scat]

I'm not even going to bother. There's only so much you can do with two index fingers and a thumb.

 

[Darkwing Duck]

68 wpm. Both tests.

 

[bordelais7]

Not that anyone cares, but those numbers were with my laptop.

I just took the test again on my office computer, and got:
astronaut - 67 wpm, 100% accurate
baseball - 83 wpm, 100% accurate

Frankly the 83 wpm surprised me. Last time I took a similar test, a year or two ago, it was about 75 wpm. Coincidentally, 75 wpm is exactly what you get if you average the two tests. So, I'd say the astronaut one is a little harder than average, and the baseball one is a little easier than average.

It was a typing test, colton, not a math test.

 

[colton]

It was a typing test, colton, not a math test.

Clearly. I would have gotten far better than a 75 (ave) on a math test. ;-)

 

[franklin]

It gave me this. WTF?

 

[franklin]

https://www.associatedcontent.com/article/688493/new_study_shows_small_men_prefer_big.html