August 2016
Intermediate to advanced
610 pages
11h 55m
English
Numeric representations can vary by locale. As a simple example, in the UK one would see the number three million, eighty thousand, five hundred and twelve, and ninety-two one hundredths as follows:
3,080,512.92.
In France, however, the same number might appear like so:
3 080 512,92
Before you can represent a number in a locale-specific manner, you need to determine the locale. This can be accomplished using the Application\I18n\Locale class discussed in the previous recipe. The locale can be set manually or from header information.
format() method of the NumberFormatter class, to both output and parse numbers in a locale-specific format. First we add a property that will contain ...Read now
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