This shot shows how to get the *currency symbol*, given the *currency code*.

For example, see below.

| Currency Code   | Currency Symbol  | 
|----------|-----------|
| INR  | ₹     | 
| USD  | $     |
| EUR  | €     |

We can solve the problem with the **`Currency` class** in Java. The `Currency` class is defined in the `util` package in Java. First, you must import the `util` package before you can use the `Currency` class, as shown below.

```java
import java.util.Currency;
```


#   
## Code

In the code below, we first define the currency code whose symbol is needed. 

Then, we get the instance of the `Currency` class through the `getInstance()` method which passes the currency code. 

Next we use the `getSymbol()` method on the currency object to get the currency symbol.

import java.util.Currency;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String currencyCode = "JPY";
        Currency currency = Currency.getInstance(currencyCode);
        System.out.println(currency.getSymbol());
    }
}

## Expected output
```xml
¥
```

To get all the available currency codes, use the static `getAvailableCurrencies()` method of the `Currency` class.


```
System.out.println(Currency.getAvailableCurrencies());
```

How to convert the currency code to the currency symbol in Java

Use Java's Currency class to get a currency symbol from a currency code using `getInstance()` and `getSymbol()`.