The "Return Key," also known as the "Enter Key," is a key found on computer keyboards. It is typically located on the right side of the main keyboard area and is used to execute commands or create a new line in text. When pressed, it signals the computer to process the information entered or to move the cursor to the next line. In many software applications, such as word processors and web browsers, the Return Key serves multiple functions. For example, in a chat application, pressing the Return Key sends a message, while in a spreadsheet program, it can move the selection to the next cell.