I have seen many users get confused about how different countries use different formats to display number format according to their country code. Most of the countries use “dot notation” as their separator, and many of the them use a “comma” as their separator. In this article, you will learn how to use a localized number format based on the country code and symbol to display using JavaScript’s tolocalestring() method, which returns a string.

To explain the concept of localization and number format based on their locale, I am using my previous article as a reference to display the price based on different countries and their currencies.

I have seen many users get confused about how different countries use different formats to display number format according to their country code. Most of the countries use “dot notation” as their separator, and many of the them use a “comma” as their separator. In this article, you will learn how to use a localized number format based on the country code and symbol to display using JavaScript’s tolocalestring() method, which returns a string.
To explain the concept of localization and number format based on their locale, I am using my previous article as a reference to display the price based on different countries and their currencies. […]