December 2023
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| Recipe 58 | Validating Canadian Postal Codes |
Let’s suppose you have a specialized shop catering to your Canadian customers, and you want to ensure that the postal code entered by users is a valid Canadian postal code.
In Canada, a postal code is a combination of six characters that includes both letters and digits. The format of the code follows A1A 1A1, where the letter A represents any letter of the alphabet and the number 1 represents any digit. The third and fourth characters are separated by a single space.
For example, the postal code for the CN Tower in Toronto is M5V 1J2. You want to create a regex matching the format of that postal code, but not invalid patterns like A1A 1A1A, 111 111, A1A1A1, A1A-A1A, or 12A 1B1.
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