Fixed-width is a data storage format where each field or column has a predetermined, fixed length. This means that regardless of the actual data stored in a field, it always occupies the same amount of space. It is commonly used in legacy systems, mainframe environments, and for simplifying data parsing and processing when the data structure is well-defined and consistent.
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