Do you use . or , to differentiate between whole numbers and decimals?

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Used to get really confused when i saw people use a , multiple times in one number (like 1,000,000), i’ve since gotten used to it. However i’m now curious if this once again an American vs the rest thing or America and some other countries vs some countries.

The use of pounds instead of euros or usd is just bc i didn’t want to use either usd or euros so i just chose a random currency symbol

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