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Uhhhh not really? If your battery is not charged, it's typically going to charge it up to 100% and keep it there, which is not ideal for longevity. Some devices come with a "kiosk mode" that will keep the battery at 50% or so.
Framework laptops have it as a BIOS setting. I keep mine at 60%, and before a trip I bump it back to 100%.