Word Wrap

Word wrap is a feature in text editors that automatically moves words to the next line when they reach the end of the current line, ensuring that the text fits within the visible area or specified width. This prevents the need for manual line breaks and makes the text easier to read and edit.

To use word wrap in a text editor: 1. Open a text editor application like Microsoft Word, Notepad, Sublime Text, or Google Docs. 2. Start typing or paste your text into the editor. 3. As you type, the text will automatically wrap to the next line when it reaches the end of the visible area or a set width. 4. You don't need to manually press "Enter" or "Return" to create line breaks – the word wrap feature takes care of it for you. In most cases, word wrap is enabled by default in modern text editors. If it's not working as expected, you might want to check the software's settings or preferences to ensure that word wrap is turned on.

Word wrap automatically moves text to the next line when it reaches the edge of the screen or a set margin in a text editor.

Word wrap in computer class 6 refers to the automatic movement of text to the next line when it reaches the end of the current line in a document.

Static and Dynamic are the two types of word wrap.