Female population of reproductive age 2025

The female population of reproductive age is a crucial demographic statistic that influences healthcare, economic growth, and social policies in countries. Understanding this population helps address reproductive health needs and support family planning initiatives.

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Complete Data Rankings

Rank
1
India flag
India
385,562,039 persons
2
China flag
China
313,515,705 persons
3
United States flag
United States
78,157,328 persons
4
Indonesia flag
Indonesia
73,355,161 persons
5
Pakistan flag
Pakistan
63,296,664.5 persons
6
Nigeria flag
Nigeria
57,393,553 persons
7
Brazil flag
Brazil
55,397,046.5 persons
8
Bangladesh flag
Bangladesh
49,932,087.5 persons
9
Mexico flag
Mexico
35,711,396 persons
10
Ethiopia flag
Ethiopia
34,057,539 persons
11
Russia flag
Russia
33,377,396 persons
12
Philippines flag
Philippines
31,879,965 persons
13
Egypt flag
Egypt
30,035,647 persons
14
Vietnam flag
Vietnam
25,983,496.5 persons
15
Congo, Democratic Republic of the flag
Congo, Democratic Republic of the
25,246,885 persons
16
Iran flag
Iran
24,673,457 persons
17
Japan flag
Japan
22,691,327 persons
18
Turkey flag
Turkey
22,462,538.5 persons
19
South Africa flag
South Africa
17,965,610.5 persons
20
Thailand flag
Thailand
17,123,751.5 persons
21
Tanzania flag
Tanzania
17,120,727.5 persons
22
Germany flag
Germany
16,483,855.5 persons
23
Kenya flag
Kenya
15,320,120 persons
24
United Kingdom flag
United Kingdom
15,235,239 persons
25
Myanmar flag
Myanmar
14,469,026 persons
26
Colombia flag
Colombia
14,340,495 persons
27
France flag
France
13,998,463.5 persons
28
Sudan flag
Sudan
12,849,813 persons
29
Uganda flag
Uganda
12,713,901 persons
30
Iraq flag
Iraq
11,939,519.5 persons
31
Argentina flag
Argentina
11,570,502.5 persons
32
Algeria flag
Algeria
11,489,517.5 persons
33
Italy flag
Italy
11,442,662 persons
34
South Korea flag
South Korea
11,058,253.5 persons
35
Afghanistan flag
Afghanistan
10,551,666 persons
36
Yemen flag
Yemen
10,262,871 persons
37
Spain flag
Spain
10,067,894 persons
38
Morocco flag
Morocco
9,792,259 persons
39
Malaysia flag
Malaysia
9,538,326 persons
40
Peru flag
Peru
9,190,827.5 persons
41
Ukraine flag
Ukraine
9,128,858 persons
42
Uzbekistan flag
Uzbekistan
9,099,307.5 persons
43
Angola flag
Angola
9,076,633.5 persons
44
Canada flag
Canada
9,065,142 persons
45
Ghana flag
Ghana
8,990,641 persons
46
Mozambique flag
Mozambique
8,662,512 persons
47
Poland flag
Poland
8,650,997 persons
48
Nepal flag
Nepal
8,586,650 persons
49
Madagascar flag
Madagascar
8,122,762.5 persons
50
Côte d'Ivoire flag
Côte d'Ivoire
8,000,547 persons
51
Saudi Arabia flag
Saudi Arabia
7,960,916.5 persons
52
Cameroon flag
Cameroon
7,363,641 persons
53
Syrian Arab Republic flag
Syrian Arab Republic
7,161,381 persons
54
Venezuela flag
Venezuela
7,012,256.5 persons
55
Australia flag
Australia
6,222,219 persons
56
Niger flag
Niger
6,169,093 persons
57
North Korea flag
North Korea
6,150,832.5 persons
58
Burkina Faso flag
Burkina Faso
5,952,078.5 persons
59
Malawi flag
Malawi
5,877,260 persons
60
Sri Lanka flag
Sri Lanka
5,813,223.5 persons
61
Mali flag
Mali
5,738,889.5 persons
62
Zambia flag
Zambia
5,571,343 persons
63
Guatemala flag
Guatemala
5,164,093.5 persons
64
Taiwan flag
Taiwan
5,163,004 persons
65
Chile flag
Chile
4,982,222.5 persons
66
Ecuador flag
Ecuador
4,908,933.5 persons
67
Kazakhstan flag
Kazakhstan
4,899,151 persons
68
Chad flag
Chad
4,805,882 persons
69
Senegal flag
Senegal
4,779,536 persons
70
Cambodia flag
Cambodia
4,723,084 persons
71
Zimbabwe flag
Zimbabwe
4,513,167 persons
72
Somalia flag
Somalia
4,408,785 persons
73
Romania flag
Romania
4,009,838 persons
74
Netherlands flag
Netherlands
3,980,791.5 persons
75
Rwanda flag
Rwanda
3,831,903 persons
76
Guinea flag
Guinea
3,725,424.5 persons
77
Benin flag
Benin
3,548,024.5 persons
78
Burundi flag
Burundi
3,467,012 persons
79
Bolivia flag
Bolivia
3,354,871 persons
80
Haiti flag
Haiti
3,241,106.5 persons
81
Tunisia flag
Tunisia
3,113,704 persons
82
South Sudan flag
South Sudan
3,095,954.5 persons
83
Honduras flag
Honduras
3,008,184.5 persons
84
Jordan flag
Jordan
2,964,778.5 persons
85
Dominican Republic flag
Dominican Republic
2,963,248 persons
86
Papua New Guinea flag
Papua New Guinea
2,789,557 persons
87
Tajikistan flag
Tajikistan
2,762,823 persons
88
Azerbaijan flag
Azerbaijan
2,740,334 persons
89
United Arab Emirates flag
United Arab Emirates
2,731,801 persons
90
Belgium flag
Belgium
2,532,598.5 persons
91
Togo flag
Togo
2,364,697 persons
92
Cuba flag
Cuba
2,297,760 persons
93
Sweden flag
Sweden
2,268,453.5 persons
94
Sierra Leone flag
Sierra Leone
2,249,814.5 persons
95
Czech Republic flag
Czech Republic
2,242,790.5 persons
96
Israel flag
Israel
2,194,672 persons
97
Laos flag
Laos
2,130,536 persons
98
Portugal flag
Portugal
2,122,083 persons
99
Hungary flag
Hungary
2,080,728.5 persons
100
Belarus flag
Belarus
2,020,295 persons
101
Greece flag
Greece
1,975,536 persons
102
Libya flag
Libya
1,951,859.5 persons
103
Nicaragua flag
Nicaragua
1,934,467 persons
104
Turkmenistan flag
Turkmenistan
1,931,799 persons
105
Switzerland flag
Switzerland
1,913,426 persons
106
Austria flag
Austria
1,909,931 persons
107
Paraguay flag
Paraguay
1,830,927.5 persons
108
Kyrgyzstan flag
Kyrgyzstan
1,817,945 persons
109
El Salvador flag
El Salvador
1,778,254.5 persons
110
China, Hong Kong SAR flag
China, Hong Kong SAR
1,756,805 persons
111
Congo flag
Congo
1,566,851.5 persons
112
Singapore flag
Singapore
1,557,280 persons
113
Lebanon flag
Lebanon
1,447,093 persons
114
State of Palestine flag
State of Palestine
1,431,971 persons
115
Serbia flag
Serbia
1,429,503 persons
116
Liberia flag
Liberia
1,425,666.5 persons
117
Bulgaria flag
Bulgaria
1,378,316 persons
118
Costa Rica flag
Costa Rica
1,329,715 persons
119
Mauritania flag
Mauritania
1,294,762 persons
120
Central African Republic flag
Central African Republic
1,290,011 persons
121
Denmark flag
Denmark
1,286,154.5 persons
122
Norway flag
Norway
1,257,691.5 persons
123
Ireland flag
Ireland
1,256,260.5 persons
124
Slovakia flag
Slovakia
1,216,377 persons
125
New Zealand flag
New Zealand
1,195,931.5 persons
126
Kuwait flag
Kuwait
1,180,597.5 persons
127
Finland flag
Finland
1,174,044 persons
128
Oman flag
Oman
1,173,082.5 persons
129
Panama flag
Panama
1,147,549 persons
130
Eritrea flag
Eritrea
902,450 persons
131
Georgia flag
Georgia
874,110.5 persons
132
Mongolia flag
Mongolia
855,020 persons
133
Uruguay flag
Uruguay
811,089.5 persons
134
Namibia flag
Namibia
797,544.5 persons
135
Jamaica flag
Jamaica
795,220.5 persons
136
Croatia flag
Croatia
783,266.5 persons
137
Armenia flag
Armenia
746,923 persons
138
Puerto Rico flag
Puerto Rico
709,543.5 persons
139
Botswana flag
Botswana
704,719.5 persons
140
Gambia flag
Gambia
696,614 persons
141
Republic of Moldova flag
Republic of Moldova
694,995.5 persons
142
Lesotho flag
Lesotho
661,959.5 persons
143
Bosnia and Herzegovina flag
Bosnia and Herzegovina
648,460.5 persons
144
Albania flag
Albania
645,151.5 persons
145
Gabon flag
Gabon
638,721 persons
146
Lithuania flag
Lithuania
596,731 persons
147
Guinea-Bissau flag
Guinea-Bissau
575,406.5 persons
148
Qatar flag
Qatar
573,075.5 persons
149
Equatorial Guinea flag
Equatorial Guinea
441,643.5 persons
150
Kosovo flag
Kosovo
440,568.5 persons
151
Slovenia flag
Slovenia
421,596 persons
152
North Macedonia flag
North Macedonia
403,658.5 persons
153
Trinidad and Tobago flag
Trinidad and Tobago
381,857.5 persons
154
Latvia flag
Latvia
381,531.5 persons
155
Timor-Leste flag
Timor-Leste
370,713 persons
156
Bahrain flag
Bahrain
365,938.5 persons
157
Eswatini flag
Eswatini
341,752.5 persons
158
Cyprus flag
Cyprus
337,170.5 persons
159
Djibouti flag
Djibouti
325,086 persons
160
Mauritius flag
Mauritius
321,750 persons
161
Estonia flag
Estonia
281,525 persons
162
Fiji flag
Fiji
248,205 persons
163
Bhutan flag
Bhutan
221,679 persons
164
Comoros flag
Comoros
218,606 persons
165
Guyana flag
Guyana
216,268 persons
166
Solomon Islands flag
Solomon Islands
208,835 persons
167
Réunion flag
Réunion
200,852 persons
168
China, Macao SAR flag
China, Macao SAR
198,176 persons
169
Suriname flag
Suriname
161,273.5 persons
170
Luxembourg flag
Luxembourg
161,183 persons
171
Western Sahara flag
Western Sahara
147,788 persons
172
Montenegro flag
Montenegro
140,927 persons
173
Cabo Verde flag
Cabo Verde
139,844.5 persons
174
Malta flag
Malta
123,086.5 persons
175
Brunei Darussalam flag
Brunei Darussalam
118,519 persons
176
Belize flag
Belize
118,499.5 persons
177
Maldives flag
Maldives
116,402 persons
178
Bahamas flag
Bahamas
107,226.5 persons
179
Iceland flag
Iceland
94,419.5 persons
180
Mayotte flag
Mayotte
87,158 persons
181
Vanuatu flag
Vanuatu
81,875.5 persons
182
French Guiana flag
French Guiana
79,798.5 persons
183
Guadeloupe flag
Guadeloupe
73,594 persons
184
New Caledonia flag
New Caledonia
73,273.5 persons
185
French Polynesia flag
French Polynesia
70,791 persons
186
Barbados flag
Barbados
64,911.5 persons
187
Martinique flag
Martinique
63,681.5 persons
188
Sao Tome and Principe flag
Sao Tome and Principe
60,875 persons
189
Samoa flag
Samoa
48,812 persons
190
Saint Lucia flag
Saint Lucia
48,510 persons
191
Curaçao flag
Curaçao
42,715 persons
192
Guam flag
Guam
35,916 persons
193
Kiribati flag
Kiribati
35,645 persons
194
Grenada flag
Grenada
30,456 persons
195
Seychelles flag
Seychelles
30,035 persons
196
Micronesia (Fed. States of) flag
Micronesia (Fed. States of)
28,882.5 persons
197
Tonga flag
Tonga
26,579 persons
198
Antigua and Barbuda flag
Antigua and Barbuda
24,129 persons
199
Aruba flag
Aruba
23,955.5 persons
200
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines flag
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
23,559 persons
201
Jersey flag
Jersey
22,500.5 persons
202
Cayman Islands flag
Cayman Islands
19,817.5 persons
203
Andorra flag
Andorra
18,945 persons
204
Isle of Man flag
Isle of Man
16,633 persons
205
United States Virgin Islands flag
United States Virgin Islands
16,573 persons
206
Dominica flag
Dominica
16,234.5 persons
207
Guernsey flag
Guernsey
13,231 persons
208
Bermuda flag
Bermuda
13,164.5 persons
209
Greenland flag
Greenland
12,717.5 persons
210
Saint Kitts and Nevis flag
Saint Kitts and Nevis
12,593.5 persons
211
Turks and Caicos Islands flag
Turks and Caicos Islands
11,949 persons
212
British Virgin Islands flag
British Virgin Islands
11,797.5 persons
213
Faroe Islands flag
Faroe Islands
11,775.5 persons
214
American Samoa flag
American Samoa
10,774.5 persons
215
Sint Maarten (Dutch part) flag
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)
10,593 persons
216
Gibraltar flag
Gibraltar
9,176 persons
217
Northern Mariana Islands flag
Northern Mariana Islands
8,772.5 persons
218
Marshall Islands flag
Marshall Islands
8,627 persons
219
Liechtenstein flag
Liechtenstein
8,241 persons
220
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba flag
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
7,297.5 persons
221
San Marino flag
San Marino
6,501.5 persons
222
Monaco flag
Monaco
6,096.5 persons
223
Saint Martin (French part) flag
Saint Martin (French part)
4,955.5 persons
224
Palau flag
Palau
3,760.5 persons
225
Anguilla flag
Anguilla
3,731 persons
226
Nauru flag
Nauru
2,982 persons
227
Cook Islands flag
Cook Islands
2,831.5 persons
228
Wallis and Futuna Islands flag
Wallis and Futuna Islands
2,690.5 persons
229
Saint Barthélemy flag
Saint Barthélemy
2,618 persons
230
Tuvalu flag
Tuvalu
2,015.5 persons
231
Saint Pierre and Miquelon flag
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
1,092 persons
232
Montserrat flag
Montserrat
965.5 persons
233
Saint Helena flag
Saint Helena
913 persons
234
Falkland Islands (Malvinas) flag
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
804 persons
235
Tokelau flag
Tokelau
676.5 persons
236
Niue flag
Niue
416.5 persons

Top 10 Countries

  1. #1India flagIndia
  2. #2China flagChina
  3. #3United States flagUnited States
  4. #4Indonesia flagIndonesia
  5. #5Pakistan flagPakistan
  6. #6Nigeria flagNigeria
  7. #7Brazil flagBrazil
  8. #8Bangladesh flagBangladesh
  9. #9Mexico flagMexico
  10. #10Ethiopia flagEthiopia

Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.

Bottom 10 Countries

  1. #236Niue flagNiue
  2. #235Tokelau flagTokelau
  3. #234Falkland Islands (Malvinas) flagFalkland Islands (Malvinas)
  4. #233Saint Helena flagSaint Helena
  5. #232Montserrat flagMontserrat
  6. #231Saint Pierre and Miquelon flagSaint Pierre and Miquelon
  7. #230Tuvalu flagTuvalu
  8. #229Saint Barthélemy flagSaint Barthélemy
  9. #228Wallis and Futuna Islands flagWallis and Futuna Islands
  10. #227Cook Islands flagCook Islands

Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.

Key Insights

1

Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands rank 202 out of 236 countries in terms of the female population of reproductive age for the year 2025. The estimated number of females in this demographic is 19,817.5 persons, highlighting a significant segment of the population capable of contributing to birth rates and family formation.

This statistic is essential for understanding demographic trends and planning for healthcare, education, and social services. The population of reproductive age is influenced by factors such as migration patterns, economic opportunities, and cultural attitudes towards family and childbearing within the Cayman Islands.

Additionally, the Cayman Islands' status as a financial hub and tourist destination may attract a younger, diverse population, which can affect reproductive demographics. The implications of this statistic extend to policy-making and resource allocation aimed at supporting women's health and family services in the region.

2

Malawi

In 2025, Malawi is projected to have a female population of reproductive age totaling 5,877,260 persons, ranking it 59th out of 236 countries globally. This significant demographic represents a crucial segment of the population that can impact various socio-economic factors, including health care, education, and workforce participation.

The relatively high number of women of reproductive age can be attributed to several factors, including high fertility rates and improvements in maternal health services over the past decades. Malawi's efforts to enhance access to family planning resources and maternal care have contributed to better health outcomes for women, thus influencing population dynamics.

Additionally, it is noteworthy that the country faces challenges such as high rates of poverty and limited access to education, which can affect reproductive health choices. Understanding this demographic is essential for policy-making aimed at improving women's rights and health in Malawi, as well as addressing issues such as gender inequality and child mortality.

3

Chad

Chad ranks 68th out of 236 countries in terms of the female population of reproductive age, with an estimated 4,805,882 persons in this demographic for the year 2025. This significant number reflects the country’s youthful population structure, where a large proportion of women are in their reproductive years, highlighting potential implications for healthcare, education, and economic productivity.

The high number of women in this age group can be attributed to several factors, including a relatively high fertility rate and improved, albeit limited, access to healthcare services. Additionally, Chad has faced challenges related to economic development and social norms that often prioritize early marriage and childbearing, contributing to the size of the reproductive age population.

Relatedly, it is important to note that Chad is one of the countries with the highest maternal mortality rates globally, which underscores the critical need for enhanced maternal health services and reproductive health education to support this large segment of the population effectively.

4

Gibraltar

Gibraltar ranks 216th out of 236 countries regarding the female population of reproductive age for the year 2025, with a reported total of 9,176 persons. This statistic reflects the demographic structure of Gibraltar, a small British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, which has a total population of approximately 34,000.

The relatively small number of females in the reproductive age group can be attributed to Gibraltar's limited geographic size and population dynamics. Factors such as low birth rates, emigration, and an aging population contribute to this demographic trend. Additionally, Gibraltar's unique status and economic conditions may influence family planning and reproductive choices among its residents.

Interestingly, Gibraltar has a high standard of living and a robust healthcare system, which are important elements that can affect reproductive health and family planning. The territory also benefits from a diverse community, which may play a role in shaping the reproductive choices and opportunities available to women.

5

Taiwan

In 2025, Taiwan is projected to have a female population of reproductive age numbering 5,163,004 persons, ranking 64th out of 236 countries in this demographic category. This statistic highlights the significant role of women in the reproductive age bracket within the Taiwanese population, reflecting broader societal trends and implications for health, education, and economic participation.

The size of the female population of reproductive age in Taiwan can be attributed to various factors, including historical fertility rates, health care access, and socio-economic conditions. Taiwan has experienced a declining birth rate over the years, influenced by factors such as urbanization, increased participation of women in the workforce, and changing social norms regarding family size and child-rearing.

Additionally, it is noteworthy that Taiwan's overall population dynamics are also impacted by an aging population, which could influence future policies related to family planning, maternal health services, and workforce sustainability. As a related fact, the total fertility rate in Taiwan has consistently been one of the lowest in the world, further emphasizing the importance of addressing reproductive health and family support systems in this demographic context.

6

Bosnia and Herzegovina

In 2025, Bosnia and Herzegovina ranks 143rd out of 236 countries regarding its female population of reproductive age, which is projected to be approximately 648,460.5 persons. This demographic figure is significant as it encompasses women typically aged between 15 and 49 years, a crucial segment for national population dynamics and reproductive health policy.

The relatively large number of women in this age group reflects the country's demographic trends, including historical birth rates and migration patterns. Factors influencing this statistic include post-war recovery efforts, socio-economic conditions, and access to healthcare services. Additionally, the ongoing challenges related to economic development and gender equality may impact reproductive choices and outcomes in the region.

Interestingly, the female population of reproductive age is vital for understanding broader socio-economic implications, such as labor force participation and educational attainment. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, women's empowerment and access to reproductive health services are increasingly recognized as important for achieving sustainable development goals.

7

Belarus

In 2025, Belarus is projected to have a female population of reproductive age numbering 2,020,295 persons, ranking it 100th out of 236 countries in this demographic category. This statistic highlights the significant portion of the population that is of childbearing age, which is crucial for understanding the country's demographic trends and potential future population growth.

The relatively high number of women in reproductive age may be influenced by factors such as historical birth rates, health care accessibility, and sociocultural norms surrounding family and child-rearing in Belarus. Furthermore, the country's population policies and economic conditions could also play a role in shaping reproductive trends.

It is noteworthy that Belarus, like many Eastern European nations, is experiencing demographic challenges, including declining birth rates and an aging population. This can have long-term implications for the country's labor market and social services, as a smaller base of young people may struggle to support an increasing number of elderly citizens.

8

Tonga

Tonga ranks 197th out of 236 countries in terms of its female population of reproductive age, which is projected to be 26,579 persons in the year 2025. This statistic is a critical demographic indicator, reflecting the potential childbearing population within the nation and influencing various socio-economic factors, including education, healthcare, and labor force participation.

The relatively low ranking suggests that Tonga has a smaller reproductive age population compared to many other nations, which may be attributed to factors such as migration patterns, fertility rates, and overall population dynamics. The country has seen fluctuations in its birth rates and an increasing trend of young women seeking opportunities abroad, which can significantly impact the local demographic structure.

Additionally, understanding the reproductive age population is essential for planning health services and educational programs in Tonga. Efforts to improve maternal health and reduce infant mortality rates are also critical, given that a significant portion of the population falls within this demographic. Historical data indicates that Tonga has been focusing on enhancing healthcare access and education for women, which may positively influence future trends in reproductive health.

9

Central African Republic

The Central African Republic ranks 120th out of 236 countries in terms of its female population of reproductive age for the year 2025. This demographic is estimated to total 1,290,011 persons, a significant figure that highlights the country's reproductive health landscape and potential for population growth.

Several factors contribute to this statistic, including the country's relatively high fertility rates and the socio-economic conditions that influence family planning and healthcare accessibility. The Central African Republic faces challenges such as limited healthcare infrastructure, ongoing conflict, and economic instability, which can affect reproductive health services and education.

Interestingly, the female population of reproductive age plays a crucial role in the nation's development trajectory, with implications for maternal health, child welfare, and economic productivity. Efforts to improve healthcare access and education for women could significantly impact the country's future demographic and socio-economic outcomes.

10

Guam

In 2025, Guam ranks 192nd out of 236 countries in terms of its female population of reproductive age, which is estimated to be 35,916 persons. This demographic statistic is crucial as it reflects the potential for population growth and the reproductive health needs of women within the territory.

The female population of reproductive age is influenced by various factors, including birth rates, migration patterns, and socio-economic conditions. Guam's unique status as a U.S. territory often impacts its demographic trends, such as the effects of military presence and tourism on population dynamics.

Moreover, factors such as healthcare access and education significantly affect reproductive health outcomes in Guam. With an emphasis on reproductive health services, there is potential for improved family planning and maternal health initiatives. Notably, the overall population growth rate in Guam has shown fluctuations, reflecting broader trends in migration and economic opportunities.

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Understanding the Data

This comprehensive dataset provides valuable insights into global patterns and trends. The information presented here is essential for researchers, policymakers, educators, and anyone interested in understanding global demographics and statistics.

Each data point in this collection represents official estimates or projections from authoritative sources. The data undergoes regular verification and updates to ensure accuracy and reliability. We maintain transparency in our methodology and clearly document all sources and assumptions.

When interpreting this data, it's important to consider the context of each country or territory, including their geographic size, economic development, historical factors, and regional characteristics. Statistical variations often reflect complex socioeconomic, environmental, and political factors.

Note: While we strive for accuracy, population and demographic data are subject to estimation methodologies and may vary slightly between different sources. We recommend consulting multiple sources for critical applications.

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