Diffrence between a dot and comma in cost value in php [closed] - php

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My client(from denmark) give the value to use in cost value in php.
He said " Use this , The Cost is 50.000 Dkr half product , 200.000 Dkr. for full product. "
i am confused in comma and dot ? what is correct value ? its 50.000 or 50,000.

This isn't a coding question
Commas are used in the English convention to separate thousands (50,000 = fifty thousand. 50.000 = fifty point zero zero zero)
In Continental Europe commas are used as the decimal separator (50,5 = fifty and a half)
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