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Single Space vs. Double Space After a Period: Which Should You Use?
It’s a surprisingly common question among writers, editors, and designers: should you use one space or two after a period?
If you learned to type on a typewriter, you might be used to adding two spaces after a sentence. This convention helped create clearer sentence breaks because typewriters used monospaced fonts - where every character takes up the same amount of space.
But with modern computers and proportional fonts, the need for double spaces has largely disappeared.
Why Single Space
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