A two-character Domain name extension that stands for a country, such as .uk (United Kingdom) and .ca (Canada) ccTLDs. Currently more than 240 country code top level Domains (ccTLDs) exist. Other examples include .cu (Cuba) and .fr (France). Country Codes can be restricted to registrants located in a specific country or area. CUBAN DOMAIN NAME TERMINOLOGY
A two-character domain name extension that stands for a country, such as the popular .ws and .tv ccTLDs. Currently, more than 240 country code top level domains (ccTLDs) exist. Other examples include .fr (France) and .cn (China). Country Codes can be restricted to registrants located in a specific country or area.
ISO 3166 defines two-letter, three-letter and numeric standard abbreviations for each country. (e.g., where ".uk" refers to United Kingdom).
In the course of tracing intrusion attempts you will sooner or later encounter a country code. The country code is a two-letter tag at the end of a site URL which identifies the country where the site is located. See the on-line help for a detailed list of country codes.
Websites from other countries have a country code at the end. For example Great Britain is .uk and Canada is .ca ( example).
Players can set where they live, this informs other players about them. The standard Olympic codes are used, such as BRA, USA, HUN, etc. Birth year and gender can also be set.