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funny and all, but is there actually a universal way to mark this? I personally use "." for decimalpoint, "," as a seperator, and spaces or nothing between thousands (or whatever they're called)
like:
I do
.for dedimal and,for separating thousands.E.g.: 123,345,678.9
Although where I live, it would generally be written as: 123 345 678,9
Or how about either 123'345'678.9 or 123_345_678.9?
last one is nice for coding or text in general. But I can't never imagine myself writing that on paper. On paper I don't even use what I stated above, now that I think about it. I write on paper like: 12 345,6 ; 78,9
wierd huh.