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❗️ IMPORTANT CONCEPT

If you are working on a system that deals with money please watch this video. it is very useful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxVzLAHnPOE

People usually tend to skip this idea.

I also want to tell you that if somebody sees me using int to represent money, they definitely laugh at me because i am not saving decimal points right ? right ? right?

But not, when people use int to represent money 1 doesn't mean 1 dollar or 1 ETB it usually means 1 cent or 0.1 depending on the currency decimal point.

Let me explain about currency decimal point. For example USD, EUR, ETB have 2 decimal point which means you can have 50.25 ETB or USD, but that is not the case for every currency.

For example in JPY(Japanese Yen) there dont have minor units it is either 50 JYP or 51 JYP there is no 50.25 JYP.

Or BHD(Bahraini dinar) there is 3 decimal places which means, to get 1 Bahraini dinnar you have 1000 cent(i know surprise), means .1 is not 10 cent we call it 100 fills 😄 so for that reason you have to write the three decimal digit, so pricing are writing like 49.999 BHD not 49.99 ❌.

Anyways knowing this concepts really help you on saving yourself from a big mess.

I know it is Good Start for today 😜

Good day My people