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nbspként refers to the non-breaking space character, often represented by the HTML entity ` `. Its primary function is to prevent a line break from occurring at its position in the text. This is useful for keeping certain words or phrases together, such as in names, dates, or numbers where a break would be awkward or change the meaning. For instance, to ensure "New York" always appears on the same line, one might use "New York".

The non-breaking space is also wider than a regular space, though this difference is often subtle and depends on the font and rendering engine. Its width was historically intended to be the same as a regular space, but modern implementations can vary. It is a character encoded in Unicode, typically as U+00A0. In many text editors, it is invisible by default and may appear as a small degree symbol or a faint space when special characters are revealed. Its use is common in web development to control layout and prevent unwanted text reflow. Withoutnbspként, a sentence might break between a title and a name, or between a number and its unit, leading to a less professional presentation.