The code you provided, `⁠`, is actually an HTML entity...
April 2, 2025 at 07:28 AM
The code you provided, ⁠
, is actually an HTML entity that represents the "Word Joiner" (WJ) character (Unicode character U+2060). In HTML or Unicode terms, it is not a piece of actual executable code but a formatting character with the purpose of preventing line breaks between the characters it joins.
When used in HTML or another text-based context, it ensures that the text on either side of it stays together on one line, regardless of any word-wrapping logic in the environment.
For example:
- Plainly encoded in text, it is invisible.
- Ensures non-breaking between words or characters if used.
In code processing, this might not be visible to users but can affect how text is rendered in applications.
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