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1, the full-width occupies a larger place than 2, and the full-width and half-width are different when you lose the symbol.
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A full-width character occupies two bytes, and a half-width character occupies one byte.
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Lose symbols, the full width should be thicker, and it will take up more space.
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No matter which input method it is:
Full Width - Refers to one character occupying two standard character positions.
Half-width - Refers to a character that occupies a standard character position.
That is, what we usually see, full-width symbols are usually larger, and the difference between the small full-width half-width half-width in the English letter and the symbol is the easiest to see, for example: half-width: wwwww, full-width: wwww,
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The difference between full-width and half-width is the difference between Chinese characters and English characters.
The invention and use of computers originated in Western countries, and the basic character set (ASCII) was first defined by the 26 English letters and some specific common symbols, which occupy one byte of space per character.
However, Chinese (similar to Japanese, Korean, etc.) is not based on English letters, and its font size is much larger than 256, so it is stored in two bytes instead.
To show the difference, the latter (Chinese characters) are usually called full-width symbols, and the former are called half-width symbols.
From the user's point of view, the most intuitive thing is the difference between the English full stop and the Chinese full stop: EnglishChinese.
The switching of full-width and half-width of the input method is the switching of the output characters Chinese and Western (or directly, the switching of 2 bytes and 1 byte). You can open any text software (such as Notepad) and view the output results of the same letter in full-width and half-width respectively, and you can find the difference:
Characters (letters, punctuation, and so on) entered in half-width take up half the width of the text entered in full-width mode.
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The full-width occupies two bytes, and the half-width occupies one byte.
Half-width full-width is mainly for punctuation, full-width punctuation occupies two bytes, half-width occupies one byte, and whether it is half-width or full-width, Chinese characters still have to occupy two bytes.
Only half-width punctuation can be used in the source of the programmer (excluding data inside the string).
On computers that don't support languages such as kanji, you can only use half-width punctuation (in fact, there is no such thing as half-width full-width in this case).
Other times, it seems that there is basically no distinction between full-width and half-width, so you can use whichever you think is good-looking.
?'! …These are half-horned.
?'These are full-width.
For most fonts, full-width looks larger than half-width, but that's not the essential difference.
There are many netizens who don't understand the difference between full-width and half-width, and they don't know the input method of full-width standard punctuation.
What is full-width standard punctuation? The full width is the place occupied by the indicator point, which is the size or half of a Chinese character. Punctuation is full-width, so it's not, "but", "isn't"."Rather". ”
See the difference in the punctuation marks used in the following two phrases? The first one is a half-width double quotation mark, and the next one is a full-width double quotation mark.
As for standard punctuation, it refers to compliance with national standards, such as not > as the title number of the book but "" as the title number, ellipsis ......To write like this, and not. Or... Wait. For details, please refer to the following references: National Standard Punctuation Usage.
This is the smart ABC input method status bar, the input method status bar has: case conversion button, input method name button, full-width half-width toggle button, punctuation full-width half-width toggle button and soft keyboard button.
In the process of typing Chinese characters, we often need to switch between half-width and full-width, and we can click with the left mouse button"Input method status bar"on"Full-Angle Half-width toggle"button to transform full-width and half-width; Alternatively, we can also switch it via the hotkey shift+spacebar. When"Full-Angle Half-width toggle"The pattern on the button is the entire moon when it means that it is currently a full-width input method"Crescent moon"In the case, it is a half-width input.
In order to easily enter some specific punctuation marks and English symbols in the Chinese input process, we can use the Chinese and English punctuation switch buttons. Click with the left mouse button"Input method status"bar"Punctuation switching"Button; Of course, you can also use the keyboard hotkey ctrl + space bar to turn off the Chinese input method status to achieve the purpose of entering English punctuation.
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Full width is normal and takes up one character, and half width only in special cases, takes up half a character! And also. This is true when full-width, if half-width. That's it, etc.,
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Full Width - Refers to one character occupying two standard character positions. Chinese characters, English characters that specify full-width, and graphic symbols and special characters in the national standard GB2312-80 are full-width characters. Typical system commands do not use double-width characters, and only use double-width characters when doing word processing.
Half-width - Refers to a character that occupies a standard character position. Usually, the English letters, numeric keys, and symbol keys are half-width, and the half-width display encoding is one byte. In the system, the above three characters are processed as basic **, so users generally use half-width when entering commands and parameters.
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Difference Between Full Width and Half Width:
1.Entering one character in full-width will take up two characters, and entering one character in half-width will take up only one character.
2.The characters output in full-width are not the same as half-widths, and if they are Chinese characters, both will occupy two characters.
3.The English letters under the half-width are relatively small, and the English letters under the full-width are bold and large.
4.Click the full-width and half-width icons of the language bar in the input method to switch, the half-width is the shape of the moon, and the full-width is the full moon.
Summary. 1.Entering one character in full-width will take up two characters.
2.The characters in full-width output are not the same as those in half-width.
3.The English letters under the half-width are relatively small.
4.The half-angle is the shape of the moon, and the full-width is the full moon.
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