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ISO 639 consists of different parts, of which two parts are currently published. The other parts are works in progress. There are two items for ISO 639:
The following parts are still being developed:
ALPHA-3 CODE SPACE Since the code is three letter alphabetic one upper bound for the number of languages and language collections that can be represented is 26 × 26 × 26 = 17 576. Part 2 defines two special codes mul, und, a reserved range qaa-qtz (500 codes) and has 23 double entries (the B/T codes). This sums up to 545 codes that cannot be used in part 3 to represent languages or in part 5 to represent language collections.The remainder is 17 576 - 545 = 17 032. SEE ALSO
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