The minor unit of a currency, as described in the ISO 4217 standard,
is the maximal size of the fractional part that can be used
to describe the value when in a decimal form.
For instance, US dollar has a minor unit of 2. This means that value
in US dollar must be express with two digits after the decimal separator
like in the following: 10.34
This can be done with the following instantiation:
Monetary unit used to express a value.
The minor unit of a currency, as described in the ISO 4217 standard, is the maximal size of the fractional part that can be used to describe the value when in a decimal form.
For instance, US dollar has a minor unit of 2. This means that value in US dollar must be express with two digits after the decimal separator like in the following: 10.34 This can be done with the following instantiation:
Example