The locale module in Python is used to set and manage cultural conventions for formatting data. It allows programmers to adapt their programs to different languages and regional formatting standards by changing how numbers, dates, and currencies are displayed.
For instance, calling locale.setlocale() with a specific locale string enables the application to format content according to the conventions of a given country, such as using commas or periods as decimal separators.
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