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I would totally go the decimal way. Set the constraints to only allow 2 digits after the semicolon. I think it's way less error-prone
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Store in the lowest unit of your currency as an int.
EG:
£123.99 -> 12399
£0.01 -> 1
Simply convert all values to a double or float and times by 100 when you want to render the value as cash. -
botti5127y@DeadInside, not allowed to ask questions on devRant? To get advice from fellow developers? :)
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