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  • Java Internationalization Cookbook
    • Locales
    • Dates and Times
    • Numerical Systems
      • Format and parse an integer
      • Format and parse a decimal
      • Format and parse a percent
      • Format and parse a currency
      • Format Ordinal Numbers
      • Parse a spelled-out number
      • Spell out a numeric value
      • Use a non-default currency
    • Misc
    • Resource Bundles
    • Unicode, Transliteration, and Charactersets

Numerical Systems

Formatting numbers is straight forward in Java.  Many developers overlook this aspect of localization.  Numeric systems vary around the world, and even more importantly the delimiters and separators vary.  ICU4J provides even more capabilities

  • Format and parse an integer
  • Format and parse a decimal
  • Format and parse a percent
  • Format and parse a currency
  • Format Ordinal Numbers
  • Parse a spelled-out number
  • Spell out a numeric value
  • Use a non-default currency
‹ Parse a formatted date string up Format and parse an integer ›
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  • number formatting
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