what is the significance of blank, empty space ?
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that depends on where it is.  if it is between your ears, you gotta problem.
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The answer to negative spaceis ::::\n\nArchitects sometimes refer to " negative space" as important in creating a desired effect- an area devoid of architectural details can enhance a larger effect.
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Null is used in program when a variable has no value, but can not be left blank or empty.  "Null" has a value - but it is nothing.  It is possible to make "if" statements based on the "null" value.  It can be used to prevent errors in programs where an empty or blank variable would cause it to crash.
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& n b s p ;\n\nTake out spaces. Had to put it to get it to show up.
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You have written the name of something followed by a question mark. \n\nIt is meaningless.\n\nWhat are your trying to find out?
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Life is meaningless. We have to create meaning in order to have meaning. Life would be darn boring if there's no meaning.
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On one theory, the space of the Universe (as well as its contents) is what's expanding. That theory says the total amount of space is finite, and that finite quantity just gets bigger every second.  What, you might then ask, is outside of space?  There's no outside!  It's like asking, "What's north of the North Pole?"
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You have written the name of something followed by a question mark.\n\nIs is meaningless.
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double click somewhere on the gray area.. like an empty space.
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Nothingness, void, empty, space, no existance!\nDarkness!! Death!!!!!!\nHell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If the Andromeda Galaxy is 2.5 million light years away and it's the only galaxy on Earth to be seen by the naked eye, it leaves us to wonder how far it really is.\n\nPersonally, I googled it. I couldn't find a thing relating to the blank nothingness further than the universe.\nI only looked a little bit, but there are very few educational guesses on the Internet.\n\nMaybe you should try. Googling that is. Maybe it's you who'll find the right words to search it in.  \nThe words stumped me so the was probably my problem.\n\nGood luck on finding the answer!\n-Marissa
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Your question is?\nConfusing, Ambiguous Vapid Empty\n\nHuman Factors: Dunno
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Essentially, though this is not definitive (for that, see Wikipedia), white space is any kind of space character. A space character indicates that there is a space between characters. For example, the space character (0x20 - the one you get when you press the keyboard) indicates that a distance by placed between one character and the next.\n\nA hard space forces there to be a visible space in a given location. The space (0x20) is not really a hard space for two reasons:\n1. It can fold into a line space at the end of a line; and\n2. Extraneous spaces are often disregarded (as in SGML)\n\nA non-breaking space character (nbsp entity in HTML) will never fold (break) or get disregarded, by definition. Therefore, it is a hard space.\n\nLine spaces can be considered hard spaces because they force a change in the flow of text and cannot be compressed into single characters (or expanded into multiple characters).\n\nAll non-hard spaces are soft spaces.
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Yes, space is big. I mean really really big. You can't possibly imagine how absolutely huge it is. Also it's dark, cold and empty for the most part.
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do u mean universe in universe we have space where it is absent in the egg
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Zero is not that intuitive and was ‘invented’ for at least two reasons (and not at the same time). It is a place holder like in 10 but we cam also say that 10 is X in which case we do not need a place holder. It other application it represents 'nothing'. What is nothing? cayou imagine 0 pencils? What color are they, what shape? If you think carefully it becomes an uncomfortable concept. It took zero to appear before mankind for quite sometime.
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the feeling of emptiness