use ;
use ;
// `unicode_char('s')` should always type an `s` no matter what the keyboard
// layout is. `ascii_char(b's')` will press the key in the position of an `s` on
// a QWERTY keyboard. When using the QWERTY layout, this results in an `s` being
// typed. However, when using a different keyboard layout, pressing the `s` key
// might result in a different character being typed. For example, using Dvorak
// would result in an `o` being typed if the `s` key is pressed.