number_format: the second parameter indicates the number of decimals after the decimal point : number_format « Data Type « PHP






number_format: the second parameter indicates the number of decimals after the decimal point

 
<?php

$i = 123456;
$f = 98765.567;

$si = number_format($i, 0, ',', '.');
$sf = number_format($f, 2);

echo "\$si = $si and \$sf = $sf\n";
?>
  
  








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