How do I use GBP pound sterling symbol in Ruby on Rail's number to currency method?

Put the following in the first line of your file where you have £ coding: utf-8 By default, ruby can read one-byte characters, which are US-ASCII characters The £ character does not fit within US-ASCII code, and the magic comment above let ruby read the file as UTF-8 code, which is becoming standard, and is capable of handeling multi-byte characters, including £ (Added following the suggestion by the Tin Man).

Put the following in the first line of your file where you have £. #coding: utf-8 By default, ruby can read one-byte characters, which are US-ASCII characters. The £ character does not fit within US-ASCII code, and the magic comment above let ruby read the file as UTF-8 code, which is becoming standard, and is capable of handeling multi-byte characters, including £ (Added following the suggestion by the Tin Man).

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