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Huh? That's not the case at all. Numbers are represented the same way as in the US throughout your code, your just put it through an i18n library when presentin

by untog 11y ago

Huh? That's not the case at all. Numbers are represented the same way as in the US throughout your code, your just put it through an i18n library when presenting it to the user. It's really not as difficult as you're making it out to be.

ars 11y ago
> when presenting it to the user. That's what I mean - sometimes the user is you, i.e. the programmer, and you have to put those number back in the program - but of course you have to convert them first. > It's really not as difficult as you're making it out to be. Not ever having done it, I will take your word for it.