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2. What's the HTML tag for the "Chinese dollar" currency symbol?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/1275798

   4. Wikipedia: Shop prices in mainland China and Taiwan are usually marked with 元 after the digits. In mainland China, using '￥' as well as RMB to denote the currency is common. And here's the link on how to get the ￥ character in unicode or with HTML entities. On the mainland I've never seen the ￥ symbol outside financial institutions.

3. Chinese Yuan (CNY currency symbol) in HTML? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/8642468

   People would understand RMB, Wikipedia says you can use ¥ (same as for Japanese yen), but 元 seems to be more common than that, at least "offline" in real-world shops. If you can use Unicode, just copy/paste the character in from somewhere (like here). answered Dec 27, 2011 at 8:19.

4. Why my currency format cannot display the correct currency...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/73205333/why-my-currency-format-cannot-display-the...

   2. Use DecimalFormat instead of NumberFormat. This has currency support and will display the correct symbol for you. System.out.println(DecimalFormat.getCurrencyInstance(Locale.CHINA).format(1234567.891)); edited Dec 31, 2022 at 3:29. Alexander L. Hayes. 4,213 4 15 39. answered Dec 30, 2022 at 22:08. Matthew Staton.

5. What's the complete range for Chinese characters in Unicode?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/1366068

   And all characters in this block are Chinese characters (also used in Japanese or Korean etc.). Most of characters in CJK Unified Ideographs Ext (Except Ext F, only 17% in Ext F are Chinese characters), are traditional Chinese characters, which are rarely used in China. 〇 is the Chinese character form of zero and still in use today

6. How do I exit a JSON array and enter next object [duplicate]

   stackoverflow.com/questions/72086806

   Jeff Bez. 1. A JSON array is data. You can't "exit" it. Nor can you "enter" an object. – Code-Apprentice. May 2, 2022 at 13:03. Also, show what you tried and explain what you need. Show example output from your code.

7. Formatting Currencies in Foreign Locales in Java - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/7828364

   @Diolor no, that isn't the optimal output. That's just wrong. To get that output you have to use the US-Locale. Currency symbols aren't matched 1:1 to currency codes. So the same currency symbol can have a different meaning in a different locale. This is why you are only allowed to use currency symbols if locale and currency match. –

8. javascript - How to extract languages data nested in the api...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/62377271

   2. Languages is an array, so you would access it like so: this.state.country.languages[0] And then select the value that you need from object like so: this.state.country.languages[0].iso639_1. EDIT:

9. Java - how to find all currency symbols? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/45470591

   6. You can use java.util.Currency to get the currency symbol. You can use like this, Currency mDefaultCurrency = Currency.getInstance(currencyCode); // currecyCode - ISO 4217 code of the currency as per doc. finalValue = String.format("%.2f %s", value, mDefaultCurrency.getSymbol()); or you can user Currency.getInstance(Locale locale)

10. How can I parse an array of objects using jackson? [duplicate]

    stackoverflow.com/questions/57210952

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11. python - Why can't VSCode recognize Chinese? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/65061029

    I'va already set "files.autoGuessEncoding": true in setttings.json. And altough I manually changed the UTF-8 on the lower right corner of the interface to GB18030 or GBK, it still didn't ...