Nationality

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A person's nationality, named by country code: GB.

Use it for the nationality on a passport or a form. For where someone or something is, use Country, which holds the same codes and means something different.

Shape

One of 260 values, such as Nationality.ad, written AD. Details has them.

Example

example

Nationality.gb

text.parse(raw, as: Nationality) reads one from text that comes from outside. Text that isn't one at all fails malformed, such as GBR, British or UK.

Good to know

Each value is its country code in lower case: Nationality.in is Indian.
== tells you whether two are the same. < and list.sort_by don't take it.
A field that holds one counts as personal data (demographic), so you don't mark it yourself.

In JSON

A string, in a request, a response or json.write:

json

"FR""GB"

Details

Text form, storage, how it is shown, and operations

Nationality is in the group People and contact, and has been in Jadpo since 0.1.0.

Every value

Every value, each after Nationality., with how it is written:

ad (AD), ae (AE), af (AF), ag (AG), ai (AI), al (AL), am (AM), an (AN), ao (AO), aq (AQ), ar (AR), as (AS), at (AT), au (AU), aw (AW), ax (AX), az (AZ), ba (BA), bb (BB), bd (BD), be (BE), bf (BF), bg (BG), bh (BH), bi (BI), bj (BJ), bl (BL), bm (BM), bn (BN), bo (BO), bq (BQ), br (BR), bs (BS), bt (BT), bu (BU), bv (BV), bw (BW), by (BY), bz (BZ), ca (CA), cc (CC), cd (CD), cf (CF), cg (CG), ch (CH), ci (CI), ck (CK), cl (CL), cm (CM), cn (CN), co (CO), cr (CR), cs (CS), cu (CU), cv (CV), cw (CW), cx (CX), cy (CY), cz (CZ), dd (DD), de (DE), dj (DJ), dk (DK), dm (DM), do (DO), dz (DZ), ec (EC), ee (EE), eg (EG), eh (EH), er (ER), es (ES), et (ET), fi (FI), fj (FJ), fk (FK), fm (FM), fo (FO), fr (FR), fx (FX), ga (GA), gb (GB), gd (GD), ge (GE), gf (GF), gg (GG), gh (GH), gi (GI), gl (GL), gm (GM), gn (GN), gp (GP), gq (GQ), gr (GR), gs (GS), gt (GT), gu (GU), gw (GW), gy (GY), hk (HK), hm (HM), hn (HN), hr (HR), ht (HT), hu (HU), id (ID), ie (IE), il (IL), im (IM), in (IN), io (IO), iq (IQ), ir (IR), is (IS), it (IT), je (JE), jm (JM), jo (JO), jp (JP), ke (KE), kg (KG), kh (KH), ki (KI), km (KM), kn (KN), kp (KP), kr (KR), kw (KW), ky (KY), kz (KZ), la (LA), lb (LB), lc (LC), li (LI), lk (LK), lr (LR), ls (LS), lt (LT), lu (LU), lv (LV), ly (LY), ma (MA), mc (MC), md (MD), me (ME), mf (MF), mg (MG), mh (MH), mk (MK), ml (ML), mm (MM), mn (MN), mo (MO), mp (MP), mq (MQ), mr (MR), ms (MS), mt (MT), mu (MU), mv (MV), mw (MW), mx (MX), my (MY), mz (MZ), na (NA), nc (NC), ne (NE), nf (NF), ng (NG), ni (NI), nl (NL), no (NO), np (NP), nr (NR), nt (NT), nu (NU), nz (NZ), om (OM), pa (PA), pe (PE), pf (PF), pg (PG), ph (PH), pk (PK), pl (PL), pm (PM), pn (PN), pr (PR), ps (PS), pt (PT), pw (PW), py (PY), qa (QA), re (RE), ro (RO), rs (RS), ru (RU), rw (RW), sa (SA), sb (SB), sc (SC), sd (SD), se (SE), sg (SG), sh (SH), si (SI), sj (SJ), sk (SK), sl (SL), sm (SM), sn (SN), so (SO), sr (SR), ss (SS), st (ST), su (SU), sv (SV), sx (SX), sy (SY), sz (SZ), tc (TC), td (TD), tf (TF), tg (TG), th (TH), tj (TJ), tk (TK), tl (TL), tm (TM), tn (TN), to (TO), tp (TP), tr (TR), tt (TT), tv (TV), tw (TW), tz (TZ), ua (UA), ug (UG), um (UM), us (US), uy (UY), uz (UZ), va (VA), vc (VC), ve (VE), vg (VG), vi (VI), vn (VN), vu (VU), wf (WF), ws (WS), yd (YD), ye (YE), yt (YT), yu (YU), za (ZA), zm (ZM), zr (ZR), zw (ZW).

Text form

text.from writes one standard text form, the same form text.parse reads back: FR and GB.

How it is stored

It is stored in one column named for the field, of type text. GB is stored as 'GB'.

How it is shown to people

text.format(value, locale:) shows it to people in their locale.

With locale: Locale.en_gb:

Value	Shown
`FR`	`France`
`GB`	`United Kingdom`

Operations

It also takes text.parse, text.from, text.format, json.read, json.write and ==. How every standard type behaves says how they work.

Markdown for agents: /docs/types/type-nationality.md.Built from Jadpo main at aee2e8f.