What is the Locale class?
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What is the Locale class?
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The Locale class is used to represent an object that describes a geographical, cultural, or political region. This class is particularly useful for internationalization. Each region has different formats to present the date, time, and numbers. The Locale class is used to present these formats. For example, Locale.US represents the local object for US.
The Locale class has the following constructors:
This constructor builds a locale object to represent a language specific to a region.
This constructor builds a locale object to represent a language specific to a country.
This constructor builds a locale object to represent a language specific to a country. The argument var provides the information about the specific vendor or the browser.
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