Tool to remove spaces in characters strings. A space can be embodied by a tab, a line break, and so on, spacings for which it is sometimes necessary to use this remover for text.
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Spaces Remover
Spaces Removal
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
How to remove spaces?
Spaces are in fact characters like the others, except they are invisible. To delete them in a text is to search for all characters with the code space and to perform their removal (or replacement).
Example: D C O D E without spaces becomes DCODE
What are the characters assimulated to spaces?
The Unicode standard defines several characters as spaces, for example space or non-breaking space, to which add also line breaks or tabs special characters.
How to remove double spacing?
In word processors, it is sometimes difficult to pinpoint whether there is 1 or 2 spaces between words, one method is to do a search and replace of (space)(space) by (space) and repeat the operation if needed (for triple or quadruple spaces).
How to remove spaces in excess at the beginning or end?
The operation of removing spaces at the beginning or end of strings is called trim.
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