Enum fastly::geo::Continent

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pub enum Continent {
    Africa,
    Antarctica,
    Asia,
    Europe,
    NorthAmerica,
    Oceania,
    SouthAmerica,
    Other(String),
}
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Continent.

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Africa

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Antarctica

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Asia

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Europe

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NorthAmerica

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Oceania

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SouthAmerica

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Other(String)

A continent that is known, but not one of the above variants.

The Earth is not prone to spontaneously developing new continents, however names of continents might change. If the short name for a continent changes, this is how an unknown name would be reported.

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Get the two-letter continent code.

ContinentCode
AfricaAF
AsiaAS
EuropeEU
North AmericaNA
South AmericaSA
OceaniaOC
AntarcticaAN

In the case of an unrecognized continent code in the geolocation database, as_code may return ??.

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