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I am currently using your library (very good job!) and I have found a bug when it comes to MoneyConverters, in Spanish we have two ways to say "uno" (1):
When it comes to enumerate values or count etc, we say "uno" for example, "cincuenta y uno"(51).
When it comes to currency values we say "un" (1) for example, "cincuenta y un euros"(51€).
Currently the MoneyConverter returns the word "uno" instead of "un", ONLY the bug is found in this converter, the rest are fine. Thank you very much! If you have any doubt or explanation that is not clear, write a comment and I will answer you without problems.
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Latest version 3.0.0
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I am currently using your library (very good job!) and I have found a bug when it comes to MoneyConverters, in Spanish we have two ways to say "uno" (1):
Currently the MoneyConverter returns the word "uno" instead of "un", ONLY the bug is found in this converter, the rest are fine. Thank you very much! If you have any doubt or explanation that is not clear, write a comment and I will answer you without problems.
System details:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: