c$XXX?
This may be a stupod question.
What does c$ mean? I see reports that says stuff costs c$3,456 all the time. Whats the difference between c$ and $?
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canadian dollars
i've also seen c80% and c34 tons
any idea what those mean?
canadian percents? haha no idea. actually, the c is usually capitalized in canadian dollars so i might be off there too
c = circa = about/approx.
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But then you'd have to hit the shift key which is less efficient, of course.
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