

Yes, that’s true, but more of an edge case. Something like gasoline is commonly priced in fractional cents, tho:
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Yes, that’s true, but more of an edge case. Something like gasoline is commonly priced in fractional cents, tho:
I have no strong preference either way. I think both are valid and sensible systems, and it’s only confusing because of competing standards. I think over long enough time, due to the internet, the period as the decimal separator will prevail, but it’s gonna happen normally, it’s not something we can force. Many young people I know already use it that way here in Germany
It makes sense from typographical standpoint, the comma is the larger symbol and thus harder to overlook, especially in small fonts or messy handwriting
No, 2,50€ is 2€ and 50ct, 2.50€ is wrong in this system. 2,500€ is also wrong (for currency, where you only care for two digits after the comma), 2.500€ is 2500€
PoE, Factorio, etc
I seem to like games that require spreadsheets