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Hard SpaceIn computing, the term hard space has several meanings, all related to a special way of representing the white space between characters. - In earlier days of text editors that worked with text mode CRT displays, when a paragraph has to be justified, this achieved by means of inserting extra soft spaces at whitespaces. The soft spaces were called so because they could be "compressed" away during further editing. By contrast, ordinary spaces were called hard or incompressible spaces.
- Also, in some older text editors, the hard spaces were both non-expandable (I.e., no soft spaces could be added to them.) and nonbreaking ones.
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