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Length sensing can be seen as the core objective of interferometry, aiming at an as precise as possible measurement of length and length fluctuations. For an interferometric gravitational-wave detector, the quantity containing gravitational-wave information is derived from an ultra-sensitive measurement of differential length fluctuations of the long arms. In this chapter we will describe methods to deduce length signals for advanced gravitational-wave detectors and discuss aspects of length control. We will further look at the non-trivial process of lock acquisition, as well as the readout of the gravitational-wave signal.