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""" This module has utility methods related to Singapore NRIC number""" | |
def check_nric_sg(nric): | |
""" check if a nric is valid or not""" | |
list_m = [2, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2] | |
list_st = list('JZIHGFEDCBA') | |
list_fg = list('XWUTRQPNMLK') | |
if len(nric) != 9: | |
return False |
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graph LR | |
A(Appointment) --> B(Charge card) | |
B --> C{Success} | |
C -->|Yes| D[Gen invoice no] | |
C -->|No| E[Log failed payment] | |
D--> F(Create record in table, status=paid) | |
M(Chat) --> N(Chat complete) | |
N--> O(Charge Card) | |
O --> P{Success} |
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""" | |
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