Ctrl, Shift, and Alt are called:

by

A. Modifier 
B. Function
C. Role
D. None of these

🧠 Explanation:

  • Ctrl, Shift, and Alt are known as **modifier keys** on a keyboard.
  • They do not perform actions by themselves but modify the function of other keys when used together.
  • For example, pressing Ctrl + C triggers the "Copy" command, while Shift changes lowercase letters to uppercase.
  • Modifier keys are essential for executing keyboard shortcuts and enhancing user productivity.