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Code 128 set C encodes single digits · case 02

Numeric barcodes in set C get the wrong check symbol.

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Case contract

Code 128 symbol check value. Start codes A/B/C have values 103/104/105 (other codes: None). Code B accepts characters 32..127 (value ord - 32); code A accepts 0..95 (values ord - 32, controls ord + 64); code C accepts an even number of ASCII digits taken in pairs (value 0..99). The checksum is (start + sum(position * value)) mod 103 with positions starting at 1 after the start code. Invalid data returns None.

Why this case matters

Label printers compute the Code 128 check symbol before rendering shipping barcodes.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression ["C", "209091"]	`82`	`63`	Failed

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