combination of same key as the 1; The @ symbol is generated by a combination of same key as the 2; Unlike the French layout, the ' key (or 4 key) does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's 1⁄4; Unlike the French layout, the ( key (or 5 key) does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's ½; The ^ symbol is generated by a combination of same key as the 6; but, as opposed to the ^ symbol found to the right of the p key, it is not a dead key, and therefore does not generate the placing of a circumflex accent; Unlike the French layout, the è (or 7) key does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's {; Unlike the French layout, the ! (or 8) key does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's [; The { symbol is obtained by a combination of same key as the 9; The } symbol is obtained by a combination of same key as the 0; Unlike the French layout, the ) (or °) key does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's \; The key to the right of the key contains the following symbols: - _ with shift and, unlike the French layout, does not contain a third symbol. On Linux it's the dead key ¸. Second row (the letters AZERTYuiop): the alphabetical keys do not have Alt Gr codes apart from the e, which generates the euro symbol, €; The [ symbol is obtained by a combination of same key as the ¨ (a partially dead key located to the right of the p key); the key to the right of the ^ key contains the following symbols: $ * with shift and ] with Alt Gr; Third row (the letters qsdfghjklm) the key to the right of m contains the following symbols: ù % with shift and the partially dead key ´ with Alt Gr, which allows acute accents to be generated on accented vowels; the key to the right of ù contains the following symbols: μ £ with shift and the partially dead key ` with Alt Gr, which allows grave accents to be generated on accented vowels; Fourth row (the letters wxcvbn and basic punctuation): The \ symbol is generated by a combination of ; the key to the right of : contains the following symbols: