Typically, you do not leave any spaces before or after a hyphen when using it in writing. For example, in compound words like "mother-in-law," there are no spaces around the hyphens. However, in some formatting contexts, such as in lists or bullet points, you might see different spacing practices, but standard grammar rules dictate no spaces around hyphens.
There should be no spaces within a hyphenated word. For example: ex-husband.Note in the example that there are no spaces before and after the hyphen.
None!
In the case of a hyphenated word, none. In the case of a hyphen used as a dash, once before and once after.
2
2
0 spaces before and after a dash
One.
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One space is sufficient.
None. 8:00, 5:15 -- no spaces.
Just one
One.