Line spacing is the space between the lines of code. Most programming languages ignore whitespace, which allows you to insert blank lines in order to help separate blocks of code to make the code more readable. However this is not strictly the same as line spacing, which is normally defined by the typeface employed by your code editor. Word-processing programs allow you to specify different line spacings depending on whether an element is a paragraph, a bullet point or some other construct. But programming editors are typically plain-text editors and do not generally have line-spacing characteristics, hence the need to insert blank lines.
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The spacing between lines is called "line spacing" or "leading." The latter is a much older term and is a carry-over from the days when printing presses used movable text blocks to create print. Between lines of text, lead, a soft, easy to work with metal, was used to keep them in the press.
The spacing between letters is called "letter spacing" or "kerning." Again, the latter term is an older term that originates in the printing industry.
I think you mean spacing between line conductors, rather than phase conductors. If there is a greater spacing between line conductors in one circuit, compared with anothercircuit, then the two circuits are operating at different voltages.
Rulings are the vertical and horizontal lines inside a table, so excluding the outer border. Spacing can relate to space between the content of a cell and the edge of a cell or the space between each cell and other cells.
To maintain the original formatting of text, including line breaks and spacing, you can use the PRE tags. You simply surround the text with the PRE element, and the text will be display in whatever way it's been typed. <pre> Text formatted like you want. </pre>
Leading is the space between characters. If you font size is larger than the space between the character, your characters may overlap and make it difficult to read the text.
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