The comma, period, and colon are examples of valid separators for currency. There can be one or no space between the currency symbol and the amount. The currency symbol can be up to four characters. Most countries use the Gregorian calendar, but some do not. Dates can be formatted differently based on the locale.
Separators can be different in different locales or left out altogether.
The hyphen, comma, period, space, and slash are all examples of valid separators for the day, month, and year. In numeric date formats, the month and day fields can be reversed, and, in some cases, the year field can come first. Time Formats Time formats can change based on locale. The colon, period, and space are examples of valid separators for hours, minutes, and seconds. The letter h can separate hours and minutes.