Internationalization: The locale class under the Java platform

There are several constructors for the locale class:

Locale (String language)

Locale (String language, String country)

Locale (String language, String country, string variant)

The following is an instantiation of a locale object by constructing a method:

1  Public classLocaletest {2  Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {3 4 //Create a common English locale.5Locale Locale11 =NewLocale ("en"));6 //Create a locale for Canadian English.7Locale locale12 =NewLocale ("en", "CA");8 //Create an American English locale, the English language of Silicon Valley9Locale locale13 =NewLocale ("en", "US", "Siliconvalley"));Ten  One  } A}

The locale class has some predefined instances of locale objects:

Locale Name Locale
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Locale.china ZH_CN
Locale.chinese en
Locale.simplified_chinese ZH_CN
Locale.traditional_chinese ZH_TW
LOCALE.PRC ZH_CN

Locale.english en
locale.uk EN_GB
Locale.us en_US
Locale.france fr_fr
Locale.french FR

The following example is a German locale instance in English (which is the author's host by default), and German and French provide information:

1  Public classLocaletest {2 3  Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {4Locale Delocale =NewLocale ("de", "de");5Locale Frlocale =NewLocale ("fr", "fr");6SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Default language name (default):"7+delocale.getdisplaylanguage ());8System.out.println ("German language name (German):"9+delocale.getdisplaylanguage (Delocale));TenSystem.out.println ("German language name (French):" One+delocale.getdisplaylanguage (Frlocale)); A  } -  -}

The output is:

Default language name (default): German
German language Name (German): Deutsch
German language Name (French): allemand

Internationalization: The locale class under the Java platform