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Can anyone figure out the next Logical symbol in this pattern?

~!@#$%^&*()_

=

I don't really know.

+

It will completely depend on wether you have a US or UK keyboard

Has to be +...they are sequential Shift plus keypress on the top row (numbers row ) of the standard computer keyboard......commoner

LOL...not fast enough...three answers whilst I was typing mine

Look here to see all the worlds keyboard layouts....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout

Sorry, didn't really think of that... its a US keyboard and so far there have been no correct answers, but close!

............ its a US keyboard...............

LOL..well then "logical" doesn't apply here then .....that's why logical minded people make it  +  :P

...so it's either a "trick" question or modifier keys such as shift and alt and Alt Gr come into it.........Logically speaking that is.

..........commoner

Pinched from commoner's Wikipedia link.

     
United Kingdom and Ireland (except Windows) keyboard layout


Middle North American keyboard layout


US-International keyboard layout

So the answer is actually "there is no spoon puzzle"

Well, logically, if you continued the sequence it would be a + and then backspace thus meaning ~!@#$%^&*()_ is complete

Well, logically, if you continued the sequence it would be a + and then backspace thus meaning ~!@#$%^&*()_ is complete

The puzzle is "what is the NEXT logical symbol" so it stops with

Well, logically, if you continued the sequence it would be a + and then backspace thus meaning ~!@#$%^&*()_ is complete

The puzzle is "what is the NEXT logical symbol" so it stops with

Can anyone figure out the next Logical symbol in this pattern?

~!@#$%^&*()_

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The last shown symbol is not minus its underscore. The shift tab has been released so I think the next symbal could be = But someone has already said = so maybe its

It will completely depend on wether you have a US or UK keyboard

Or German, so the answer is....