Hey! I can help with that problem, but first let me tell you a short story about the history of Cursors: A Brief History "Cursors," or "cursors," have been around for centuries. It is believed to be one of the oldest words in the English language. The word may derive from Old English and mean either "one who pursues" (as in German, Dutch and Swedish), "who chases after" or "pursuer"; or, according to some etymologists, a variant of curse originating from the same root as "cursor," meaning one that runs. It is not known when exactly how the term came about but it has been in use since at least the twelfth century. In computer science and technology, cursor typically refers to any kind of input/output device that allows a user to interact with the computer. In this context, cursors can refer to things like your keyboard or mouse, making them an important part of computing. Cursors are nowadays mostly graphical (e.g., blinking). The oldest known artifacts which is assumed by many sources to be a cursor were found in the German excavations from Lengyel’s Tomb 4,000-293 BCE, and represent an arrow that can be used as a writing implement for keeping track of textiles.