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Currently the "thousands separator" is also added to numbers that are less than 1.
If I run sigfig.round(-0.34344405,sigfigs=4, format = 'English'), I would expect to get the result '-0.3434', but instead I get '0.343,4' which I suppose isn't "wrong" but looks funny.
Workaround: str(sigfig.round(-0.34344405,sigfigs=4, format = 'English')) to get '-0.3434'
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hmm before I read your link, I would've said bug, but after finding out that this is expected behaviour outside of North America, definitely leaning towards a a feature request now.
Currently the "thousands separator" is also added to numbers that are less than 1.
If I run
sigfig.round(-0.34344405,sigfigs=4, format = 'English')
, I would expect to get the result'-0.3434'
, but instead I get'0.343,4'
which I suppose isn't "wrong" but looks funny.Workaround:
str(sigfig.round(-0.34344405,sigfigs=4, format = 'English'))
to get'-0.3434'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: