Globalize.parseFloat("4,0",10,"en") yields 40, which is unacceptable. It should either work the same way as the standard parseFloat, parsing a number at the start of its first parameter (yielding 4) ...
The syntax documentation states that the parameter Number.parseFloat accepts should be a string, and that any value that cannot be converted to a number will result in NaN being returned. This is the ...
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