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The "Down arrow key" refers to a specific key on a keyboard or a keyboard-like device. It is usually represented by a downward-facing arrow symbol (↓) and is located in the bottom row of keys. Pressing the Down arrow key typically has a specific function within the context of an application or text editor.

In general, the Down arrow key is used to navigate downward through a list, menu, or document. For example, if you are reading a document or webpage and you want to scroll down to view more content, you can press the Down arrow key to move the visible part of the page downwards.

Similarly, if you are navigating through a list of options, by pressing the Down arrow key, the selection cursor or focus will move to the next item in the list. This is often encountered when navigating drop-down menus, selecting options in dialog boxes, using command line interfaces, or in various other navigation scenarios.

By repeatedly pressing the Down arrow key, you can continue to move downwards until you reach the end of a list, page, or document.