What is locale?
Answer / Neeraj Kumar Singh
Locale in Java represents a specific regional or cultural setting, including language, country, and other relevant information. It is used to format dates, numbers, and text according to the user's preferences. By setting the appropriate Locale object, you can ensure that your Java application behaves consistently across different regions.
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