Money is designed as a very small and Open Source Java package that provides useful abstractions for recording, computing and formatting monetary amounts.
Money was developed because any decent money abstractions for Java couldn’t be found.
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Fundamental Abstractions
Money itself is a fundamental abstraction, and should not be used for purposes other than storing and tracking amounts of money. The general framework of Money is as follows.
Money as a set of fundamental abstractions.
A MoneyType defines how and where a Money amount is stored.
A Money amount is a record of a monetary amount.
Money has a value, and the value can be stored to a file or database. Money has an owner. The owner is the entity who is responsible for the financial security of Money, for example by ensuring that all incoming money is correctly recorded and accounted for. The owner can also be a human user, an institution or any entity that has legal access to Money.
Money has a currency and a denomination.
A currency is a money system, or a group of related money systems, from which money is created. A currency can also be a set of sub-currencies such as US Dollars and Australian Dollars.
A denomination is the smallest unit of a currency that can be used to pay a specific cost.
We use the ISO 4217 currency standard as a definition of a currency.
Example: The US dollar is a currency that uses the ISO 4217 currency code USD.
There are various types of Money which are categorised as follows:
Cash Money.
A straight up amount of money is a Cash Money, which is used to pay a straight up amount of money. This is most often used to pay other amounts of Money to be paid.
A Cash Money is a Money and should always have a denomination defined. It should also have a MoneyType defined, which may or may not be a direct sub-type. It should also have a owner.
In the example below, cash money (CASH) will be CASH.
CashMoneyCash = new CashMoney(denomination: 25, owner: null, moneyType: null);
Money is a fundamental abstraction.
Money is a fundamental abstraction that does not itself hold any data. A Money amount can be displayed as a human readable form, and a human can understand it as the value of a monetary amount. If Money is being used to represent monetary amounts that are tracked by an accounting system then Money will be used to store the accounting information for that amount.
Example: A US dollar is a type of Money that has a MoneyType of currency, has a currency ISO 4217
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** Converts a number to a string
** Accepts any kind of number, including Decimal, Double, Float, BigDecimal, BigInteger, BigDecimal, Long, Integer, Short, etc…
** Accepts both positive and negative values.
** Trims zeros and spaces.
** Trims decimal places.
** Trims commas, periods, and hyphens.
** Automatically chooses the decimal format that is best suited for the conversion.
** Supports currencies other than the default, USD.
** Supports currencies other than the default.
** Does not add up to zero.
** Stands up to brute force attacks by rejecting impossible values (NaN, Infinity).
** Works with integer and floating point types.
** Works with Java 8+
** Works on all Java platforms: Windows, Linux, OSX, Android, JavaSE, JavaFX, JRE 1.7.0,…
** Does not use BigDecimal internally.
** Does not rely on any third party classes and thus is guaranteed to work with all Java version released up to Java 9.
** Does not use String.format() or any sort of string formatting methods.
** Does not use Java’s NumberFormat class.
** Does not use NumberFormatter’s setNumberFormat() method.
** Works with almost any number (no subclasses of Number).
** Works with every character-separated number format (int/float/double/long).
** Is fully dynamic.
** Works with any locale.
** Works with any currency.
** Supports negative/positive strings.
** Supports currency symbol formats that are very widely used.
** Supports currency symbol formats that are very widely used.
** Supports the use of locales that have no ISO currency symbol, such as Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, etc…
** Supports the use of any number format that is not localized (like scientific notation).
** Works with String representations of numbers (like “1.0e10” or “1e10”)
** Works with BigDecimal representations of numbers (like “1.0E10”)
** Works with BigDecimal’s string representation (“1.0e10”)
** Works with BigDecimal’s string representation (“1.0E10”)
** Works with BigDecimal’s string representation (“1.0E10”)
** Works with any of the following currency symbols,
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Money
It is an abstraction for money, in particular dollar amounts.
The concept of money is as old as the human species. Money is the language of society. Yet to this day, many poorly thought out implementations of money are used, and often their deficiencies become glaringly apparent. In particular, the large differences in ways of accounting and recording monetary values between the monetary countries are a glaring source of errors in many applications. A currency is but a representation of a monetary standard, and must be so designed as to present the right “face” of the nation, and exhibit the stability and reliability required for business.
Implementation
Money is a very small package and the only required class is Dollar, representing a bank account of a bank, or a single currency. A bank is like a collection of cash accounts: it can open or close accounts, add or withdraw funds. The actual implementation is quite simple:
Accounts
An account is a container for money and may be closed (zeroed) by withdrawing funds.
A Money object may be wrapped in a Dollar object: this is often used for displaying to the user.
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Monetary standard and rules of accounting for currencies.
A currency is a monetary standard: it is an accounting mechanism. As such, it is described by rules of accounting, which make up a monetary standard. The rules of accounting define the methods to be applied to different types of transactions (addition of money, debiting and crediting of accounts, for example), and also define some acceptable denominations to be used in a given currency.
Dollar
Dollar is an example of a monetary standard, and also the smallest amount of money. The Bank account implements the rules of accounting for a country, and allows for the basic operations of the small money amounts such as Dollars, Euro and Yen. The Dollar is the basic currency unit that is the smallest denomination of money. It is not backed by anything, unlike money with an intrinsic value. Rather, it is a monetary standard that is used to measure other money amounts. The Dollar is represented by a money object.
In addition, Money implements a very simple method for conversion between money amounts. This is used to allow computation of percentages of money amounts, for example.
History
Money was written in 2007 by Maurizio Pieracci (now at IBM). It was motivated by the need to write a decent money implementation
What’s New in the Money?
Money is a small, concise, and useful package for Java. It provides a set of objects that represent monetary amounts, a few methods for operating on these amounts, and a few convenient date-time classes.
The Money class is designed to contain a single currency value. There is a Money object for each of the currencies supported in Java.
Money offers a single global currency. However, most of the time, it is more convenient to work with currency from a specific country, or in a specific locale. The API includes two ways to represent a locale: the CurrencyName enum, and the Locale class.
The rate of change of money is measured by the dollar amount per unit of the underlying commodity, or currency unit. Most of the time, that amount is a constant. Money defines the constant CURRENCY_RATE, that represents the rate at which money goes up or down in units of the underlying currency.
There are some common measures of value, like the dollar and the pound, and the metric system equivalent. Money recognizes those measures and includes classes that correspond to them.
You can also measure the value of money using a balance. This means that money is divided into two sets of quantities: coins and bills. The total value is the sum of the values of all the coins and bills.
A money concept exists for every valid Java type. This means that it is possible to convert between types, and that an amount of one type can be subtracted from an amount of another.
There is an extensive and convenient set of methods for formatting, calculating, and comparing amounts of money.
Concepts:
A Money object is a Java class with methods for creating and operating on money values. Money contains a single currency object. In Java, a single currency is most useful as an alias for a currency pair, the currency code and the currency name. This is a common convention used in most financial systems.
Since there is only one currency for a Money object, the currency can be accessed directly. The CurrencyName and the rate of change can also be accessed directly.
Methods:
Calculate the value of a given amount of money. The arguments are an amount and a currency, and the result is a Money object for that currency.
You can obtain an enum for the current country’s currency codes.
DecimalFormat converts from a String or BigDecimal to a Currency, and from a Currency to a String or BigDecimal.
PoundConverter converts from the pounds to dollars, and vice versa.
String CurrencyNameStr( Currency currency ) converts a Currency to a String.
BigDecimal CurrencyNameBigDecimal( Currency currency ) converts a Currency to a BigDecimal.
MonetaryExchange Rates is a convenient static class for working with exchange rates. It calculates an exchange rate for a given pair of currencies. The exchange rate is a Money object of the second currency
System Requirements:
Windows 7
Windows 8
Minimum 4 GB RAM
GPU: GTX 650 or equivalent
MUST have 2 GB of RAM and faster than GTX 650
Intel Core i3 or equivalent
MUST have 4 GB RAM and faster than i3
MUST have 8 GB RAM and faster than i3
Tested with:
OS: Windows 10
GPU: GTX 970
Graphics driver version: 420.55
Intel Core i5
Minimum 8 GB RAM
Graphics driver
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