"Integer To Punctuation" Chip
An integer to punctuation chip operates like its name implies, this chip would take any integer and convert it to a punctuated integer as a string. Here is an example of how the chip would convert an integer.
0 > 0
100 > "100"
1000 > "1,000"
1000000 > "1,000,000"
2147483647 > "2,147,483,647"
-2147483647 > "2,147,483,647"
This can already be created with circuits, but the caveat with that is the amount of chips this takes to do so. Currently to make this function operate flawlessly without using variables costs 32 chips and uses 6.4% CPU. Which in my opinion is not sustainable for larger circuit graphs or systems.
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