At 10:17 24/02/2022 -0600, Steven Ahlers wrote:
It does drop a leading zero in the area code. It doesn't drop
leading zeros from the prefix series or the exchange series. In the
USA no area code starts with a zero so this would be a nonissue.
Ho, ho: indeed so!
But look what happens if the user types a string of zeroes - perhaps
to represent that no phone number is provided. In any case, it is odd
to choose to use the character (hash) that specifically drops leading
zeroes instead of the obvious one (zero) that faithfully reproduces
the input digits when one knows that dropping zeroes will never be needed.
Brian Barker
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