Currency.getSymbol() returning “US$”

by

the symbol is “$” if the default locale is the US, while for other
locales it may be “US$”. If no symbol can be determined, the ISO 4217
currency code is returned.

Copied from the javadocs. I suspect that even though you say that locale is US, that might not be true, so it might be worth checking the earlier code

More Related Contents:

  1. SimpleDateFormat and locale based format string
  2. What data type to use for money in Java? [closed]
  3. Representing Monetary Values in Java [closed]
  4. How to format decimals in a currency format?
  5. Using BigDecimal to work with currencies
  6. How to convert a String to another locale?
  7. Displaying Currency in Indian Numbering Format
  8. Using Locales with Java’s toLowerCase() and toUpperCase()
  9. Setting java locale settings
  10. How can I convert an Integer to localized month name in Java?
  11. JSF 2.0 set locale throughout session from browser and programmatically [duplicate]
  12. Java 7 default locale
  13. how to detect operating system language (locale) from java code
  14. Format currency without currency symbol
  15. What to do with Java BigDecimal performance?
  16. Decimal separator in NumberFormat
  17. Sort List of Strings with Localization
  18. en_US or en-US, which one should you use? [duplicate]
  19. How to change Android O / Oreo / api 26 app language
  20. Java Date Format for Locale
  21. Converting different countrys currency to double using java [duplicate]
  22. Java double comparison epsilon
  23. Couldn’t translate Date to spanish with Locale(“es_ES”)
  24. How can I properly compare two Integers in Java?
  25. Java Swing revalidate() vs repaint()
  26. Convert String to double in Java
  27. Should I instantiate instance variables on declaration or in the constructor?
  28. Good Java graph algorithm library? [closed]
  29. User authentication in SOAP Webservices
  30. How can I get the average color of an image?

Leave a Comment