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COA Locale defines a set of cultural conventions for common aspects present in every language and its variations. A country defines variations on a language (i.e. English used in Britain and US) but country does not mark in any case a common convention to be applicable to its languages (in Canada, there's English en_CA and French fr_CA). And by the way, there's no culture that uses English as a language in Italy, consider using plainly Locale("en"), that's why that Locale en_IT falls to plain "en". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_and_time_notation_in_Canada <- interesting about this topic
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A Locale defines a set of cultural conventions for common aspects present in every language and its variations. A country defines variations on a language (i.e. English used in Britain and US) but country does not mark in any case a common convention to be applicable to its languages (in Canada, there's English en_CA and French fr_CA). And by the way, there's no culture that uses English as a language in Italy, consider using plainly Locale("en"), that's why that Locale en_IT falls to plain "en". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_and_time_notation_in_Canada <- interesting about this topic
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1. POIn Java, why does the decimal separator follow the Locale's language, not its country, and, more importantly, how does one override it?
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1. USYago Méndez Vidal

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