How can I get Bangladeshi taka symbol “tk” or Unicode Character “ ৳ ” in java

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I was doing like

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("tk "+String.format("%.2f",totalAmount)+"/-");

the output was

tk 315/-

I want to show like

৳ 315/-

How can I do that?

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

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asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

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so what is the question?
– Dinomaster
Oct 24 at 9:52

You didn't explain the problem?
– manfromnowhere
Oct 24 at 9:54

sorry. that was the answer that i want to share... thought some one might have needed the suggestion... my reputation gone below 15 ... sorry again
– Wasi Sadman
Oct 24 at 10:04

If your source code is UTF-8 encoded, you can just use the character directly: System.out.println("৳");
– Alastair McCormack
Nov 10 at 13:26

what is the keyboard shortcut for "৳" ? i have found Shift+B .. but it didn't work... can you please help with that?
– Wasi Sadman
Nov 12 at 8:59

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I was doing like

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("tk "+String.format("%.2f",totalAmount)+"/-");

the output was

tk 315/-

I want to show like

৳ 315/-

How can I do that?

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

so what is the question?
– Dinomaster
Oct 24 at 9:52

You didn't explain the problem?
– manfromnowhere
Oct 24 at 9:54

sorry. that was the answer that i want to share... thought some one might have needed the suggestion... my reputation gone below 15 ... sorry again
– Wasi Sadman
Oct 24 at 10:04

If your source code is UTF-8 encoded, you can just use the character directly: System.out.println("৳");
– Alastair McCormack
Nov 10 at 13:26

what is the keyboard shortcut for "৳" ? i have found Shift+B .. but it didn't work... can you please help with that?
– Wasi Sadman
Nov 12 at 8:59

add a comment |

up vote
-3
down vote

favorite

I was doing like

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("tk "+String.format("%.2f",totalAmount)+"/-");

the output was

tk 315/-

I want to show like

৳ 315/-

How can I do that?

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

I was doing like

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("tk "+String.format("%.2f",totalAmount)+"/-");

the output was

tk 315/-

I want to show like

৳ 315/-

How can I do that?

java unicode currency symbols

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

edited Nov 10 at 13:18

Cœur

17.2k9102141

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

asked Oct 24 at 9:50

Wasi Sadman

3819

so what is the question?
– Dinomaster
Oct 24 at 9:52

You didn't explain the problem?
– manfromnowhere
Oct 24 at 9:54

sorry. that was the answer that i want to share... thought some one might have needed the suggestion... my reputation gone below 15 ... sorry again
– Wasi Sadman
Oct 24 at 10:04

If your source code is UTF-8 encoded, you can just use the character directly: System.out.println("৳");
– Alastair McCormack
Nov 10 at 13:26

what is the keyboard shortcut for "৳" ? i have found Shift+B .. but it didn't work... can you please help with that?
– Wasi Sadman
Nov 12 at 8:59

add a comment |

so what is the question?
– Dinomaster
Oct 24 at 9:52

You didn't explain the problem?
– manfromnowhere
Oct 24 at 9:54

sorry. that was the answer that i want to share... thought some one might have needed the suggestion... my reputation gone below 15 ... sorry again
– Wasi Sadman
Oct 24 at 10:04

If your source code is UTF-8 encoded, you can just use the character directly: System.out.println("৳");
– Alastair McCormack
Nov 10 at 13:26

what is the keyboard shortcut for "৳" ? i have found Shift+B .. but it didn't work... can you please help with that?
– Wasi Sadman
Nov 12 at 8:59

so what is the question?
– Dinomaster
Oct 24 at 9:52

You didn't explain the problem?
– manfromnowhere
Oct 24 at 9:54

sorry. that was the answer that i want to share... thought some one might have needed the suggestion... my reputation gone below 15 ... sorry again
– Wasi Sadman
Oct 24 at 10:04

If your source code is UTF-8 encoded, you can just use the character directly: System.out.println("৳");
– Alastair McCormack
Nov 10 at 13:26

what is the keyboard shortcut for "৳" ? i have found Shift+B .. but it didn't work... can you please help with that?
– Wasi Sadman
Nov 12 at 8:59

add a comment |

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To use Bangladeshi taka symbol in java

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("u09F3"+" Data");

the sysmbol will look like this

" ৳ "

this link will help you further...

thanks.

edited Nov 10 at 13:24

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To use Bangladeshi taka symbol in java

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("u09F3"+" Data");

the sysmbol will look like this

" ৳ "

this link will help you further...

thanks.

edited Nov 10 at 13:24

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answered Oct 24 at 10:02

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To use Bangladeshi taka symbol in java

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("u09F3"+" Data");

the sysmbol will look like this

" ৳ "

this link will help you further...

thanks.

edited Nov 10 at 13:24

Alastair McCormack

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answered Oct 24 at 10:02

Wasi Sadman

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down vote

To use Bangladeshi taka symbol in java

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("u09F3"+" Data");

the sysmbol will look like this

" ৳ "

this link will help you further...

thanks.

edited Nov 10 at 13:24

Alastair McCormack

14.9k33860

answered Oct 24 at 10:02

Wasi Sadman

3819

To use Bangladeshi taka symbol in java

tvCartTotalAmount.setText("u09F3"+" Data");

the sysmbol will look like this

" ৳ "

this link will help you further...

thanks.

edited Nov 10 at 13:24

Alastair McCormack

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answered Oct 24 at 10:02

Wasi Sadman

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edited Nov 10 at 13:24

Alastair McCormack

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edited Nov 10 at 13:24

Alastair McCormack

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edited Nov 10 at 13:24

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answered Oct 24 at 10:02

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answered Oct 24 at 10:02

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