White Spaces

This page describes what white spaces are.

White spaces are characters which leave an invisible space between characters. The various file formats usually ignore white spaces to parts when parsing an expression.

Example expression:
some text

This example expression contains three spaces at the beginning, which might be ignored by any of the file parsers. Whether or not the parser ignores white spaces is mentioned in the documentation for the respective file format.

■ Range of Unicode characters corresponding to white spaces

For further information, consult Unicode at http://www.unicode.org.