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{{short description|Alternative width characters in East Asian typography}}
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[[File:Command Prompt on Windows XP (Korean).png|thumb|349px|A command prompt ([[cmd.exe]]) with Korean Localisationlocalisation, showing halfwidth and fullwidth characters]]
In [[CJK characters|CJK]] (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) computing, [[graphic character]]s are traditionally classed into '''fullwidth''' (in [[Taiwan]] and [[Hong Kong]]: [[wikt:全形|全形]]; in CJK: [[wikt:全角|全角]]) and '''halfwidth''' (in [[Taiwan]] and [[Hong Kong]]: [[wikt:半形|半形]]; in CJK: [[wikt:半角|半角]]) characters. With [[Monospaced font|fixed-width fonts]], a halfwidth character occupies half the width of a fullwidth character, hence the name.