> And the coolest feature of all: brazillian zipcodes can start with a zero, breaking every stupid database that store them as number instead of string.
Considering the number of countries with alphanumeric zipcodes, or zipcodes with interspersed signs (e.g. japan is \d{3}-\d{4})... the mind boggles.
Considering the number of countries with alphanumeric zipcodes, or zipcodes with interspersed signs (e.g. japan is \d{3}-\d{4})... the mind boggles.