Form Validation with JavaScript: Country and Zip Code combination doesn't make sense

[McKathlin]

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In JavaScript in the Real World -> Form Validation with JavaScript, the practice assignment calls for making a form with the fields Email, Country, Zip Code, Password, and Password Confirmation. However, Country and Zip Code don't make sense as fields in the same form, as ZIP Codes are specific to the United States and its territories and aren't used in other countries. I recommend replacing Zip Code with Postal Code (the any-country general term) in this assignment.

If the purpose of including a ZIP Code specifically is to invite students to validate against a minimum and maximum or a simple pattern, then it could be kept as Zip Code sensibly under these conditions:

• The Country field is changed to State or something else that makes sense for a US-specific form.
• The constraints of a ZIP code are spelled out or linked for the sake of students who live outside the US.

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Node / JS

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https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/node-path-javascript-form-validation-with-javascript

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McKathlin#2776

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[CouchofTomato]

@TheOdinProject/javascript Can someone review please