Java IO.pdf - Nguyen Dang Binh
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16.6.2 DecimalFormatSymbols<br />
Each DecimalFormat object has a DecimalFormatSymbols object that contains a list of the<br />
different symbols used by decimal number formats in a particular locale. The decimal format<br />
symbols specify the characters or strings used for the zero digit, the grouping separator, the<br />
decimal sign, the percent sign, the mille percent sign, infinity (IEEE 754 Inf), not a number<br />
(IEEE 754 NaN), and the minus sign. DecimalFormatSymbols has two constructors, but<br />
they're rarely used:<br />
public DecimalFormatSymbols()<br />
public DecimalFormatSymbols(Locale locale)<br />
Instead, the DecimalFormatSymbols object is retrieved from a particular DecimalFormat<br />
object using its getDecimalFormatSymbols() method:<br />
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