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From: bambam!hjp@uunet.uu.net (Howard J. Postley)
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Subject: Determining length of country code
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Could anyone tell me what the formula for determining the number of digits
in a country code is.  From the U.S. there are 1, 2, and three digit
codes.  When I am parsing international phone numbers, I am having a
tough time figuring out where the country code ends and the phone number
starts.

Thanks in advance,

//hjp

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