What is space (U+0020)?

The character “Space” (U+0020) is a character used in computer programming and computer text processing to represent a blank space. It is an invisible character used to separate words and other characters in text. In Unicode, the standard for representing text in computers, the “Space” character is assigned the code point U+0020. This means that the character is represented by the number 20 in the Unicode standard. In many programming languages and text processing tools, the “Space” character is treated as a white space character and is used to format text in a readable manner.

Unicode	U+0020
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CSS Code	\0020
Alt Code	32

How to type Space (U+0020)?

To type the “Space” (U+0020) character, simply press the spacebar key on your keyboard. The spacebar is typically located in the middle of the keyboard and is used to add a blank space between words or other characters in text. When you press the spacebar, the “Space” character is automatically inserted into the text.

In some programming languages or text processing tools, you may need to use a specific syntax to represent the “Space” character. For example, in HTML you can use the entity reference ” ” to represent a non-breaking space, and in CSS you can use the “margin” or “padding” properties to add space between elements.