断裂和非断裂空间ASCII字符之间的区别
我在JavaScript中有两个相同的字符串，并有一些空间。当我使用str.CharCodeat（n）打印ASCII值时，它将值显示为32和160。我搜索了值，它显示了我为破坏和非断裂空间。因此，任何人都可以解释这是什么行为。
I have two identical strings in javascript with some spaces. When I printed the ascii values by using str.charCodeAt(n) it is showing the values as 32 and 160. I googled the values and it is showing me as breaking and non breaking spaces. So can anybody explain what is this behaviour.
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普通（断裂）空间和非断裂空间之间的区别在于，文本显示和排版软件不应插入自动线路断开以代替非破坏空间。 （好像非破裂的空间将其前后的单词加入了一个无法命名的单词。）相比之下，普通空间被视为折断线路的可能位置。
话虽如此，代码
160实际上超出了常规（7位）ASCII的范围。160作为非破坏空间（或nbsp）字符的解释来自Latin1（ISO8859-1）字符集。 （在扩展ASCII中，nbsp字符的代码为255！！）：
The difference between a normal (breaking) space and a non-breaking space is that text display and typesetting software should not insert an automatic line break in place of a non-breaking space. (It is as if the non-breaking space joins the words before and after it into an unsplittable word.) By contrast, a regular space is treated as a possible place to break a line.
Having said that, the code
160is actually outside of the range of regular (7-bit) ASCII. The interpretation of160as a non-breaking space (orNBSP) character comes from the Latin1 (ISO8859-1) character set. (In Extended ASCII, the code for theNBSPcharacter is255!)References:
非破坏空间是不会闯入新线路的空间。
由非破裂空间隔开的两个单词将粘在一起而不会闯入新线路。
另一方面，破裂空间将破裂。
A non-breaking space is a space that will not break into a new line.
Two words separated by a non-breaking space will stick together and not break into a new line.
Breaking spaces on the other hand will break.
有趣的事实：在空间上运行的SQL函数（例如，Ltrim（））仅在断裂空间而不是在非断裂空间上运行。为了让他们处理您的角色字符串（例如，如果您导入某人使用了非破坏空间的数据），则需要先将其转换为断路空间。
Fun fact: SQL functions that operate on spaces (for example, LTRIM()) only operate on breaking spaces, not on non-breaking spaces. To get them to work on your character strings (say, for example, if you imported data where someone had used non-breaking spaces), you need to convert them to breaking spaces first.