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Money and Currency format API. In more detail:

JSR 354 defines a minimal MonetaryAmountFormat that adopts existing formatting functionality, such as in javax.text.DecimalFormat.
Some of the functionality from javax.text.DecimalFormat are remodeled, to be
platform independent. Nevertheless the reference implementation may be built on top of existing JDK
functionality.
Additionally it adds customizable grouping sizes and characters as well as additional
(extensible) currency formatting capabilities.

/**
 * Money and Currency format API. In more detail:
 * <ul>
 * <li>JSR 354 defines a minimal {@link javax.money.format.MonetaryAmountFormat} that adopts
 * existing formatting functionality, such as in <code>javax.text.DecimalFormat</code>.</li>
 * <li>Some of the functionality from <code>javax.text.DecimalFormat</code> are remodeled, to be
 * platform independent. Nevertheless the reference implementation may be built on top of existing JDK
 * functionality.</li>
 * <li>Additionally it adds customizable grouping sizes and characters as well as additional
 * (extensible) currency formatting capabilities.</li>
 * </ul>
 */
package javax.money.format;