A dialing code, also known as a calling code, area code, or country code, is a numerical prefix that you dial before the local telephone number when making a call to another region or country. Dialing codes help route the call to the correct destination.
When making an international call, you typically dial the country code, followed by the area or city code (if applicable), and then the local phone number. This system helps establish a connection with the specific location you're trying to reach. Keep in mind that dialing codes can vary from country to country and may have different formats.
