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The spacebar gets its name from its function in typesetting and typing, where it creates a space between words. The term "space" refers to the blank area that separates text, making it readable. Historically, the space was created by inserting physical spaces or blank pieces of metal in printing presses, leading to the key's designation as the "space bar" on typewriters and keyboards.

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