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| The denominator of the compact form is a power of 10. In US English, examples | ||
| are 1,000 (K), 1,000,000 (M), or 1,000,000,000 (B). In other locales, different | ||
| denominators may be used, which may not always be a power of 1000. In India, for | ||
| example, 1,00,000 (L) is used to represent 100,000. |
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Use better line breaks. Semantic line breaks makes it easier to suggest edits, etc.
The examples (expecially the lakh example) is unclear. Perhaps:
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| The denominator of the compact form is a power of 10. In US English, examples | |
| are 1,000 (K), 1,000,000 (M), or 1,000,000,000 (B). In other locales, different | |
| denominators may be used, which may not always be a power of 1000. In India, for | |
| example, 1,00,000 (L) is used to represent 100,000. | |
| For example, in US English (`en-US`) you might see: | |
| - `100,000` ⇒ `100K` | |
| - `1,000,000` ⇒ `1M` | |
| - `1,000,000,000` ⇒ `1B` | |
| Other locales have different rules or might use different default | |
| denominators. | |
| For example, English as used in India (`en-IN`) uses a different grouping strategy with units called "lakhs" and "crore": | |
| - `1,00,000` ⇒ `1L` | |
| - `10,00,000` ⇒ `10L` | |
| - `1,00,00,00,000` ⇒ `100Cr` |
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| Compact notation is a way of expressing large numbers in a more concise form. It | ||
| is commonly used in financial and scientific applications. |
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I'm not so sure about scientific applications? Perhaps:
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| Compact notation is a way of expressing large numbers in a more concise form. It | |
| is commonly used in financial and scientific applications. | |
| Compact notation is a way of expressing large numbers in a more concise form. | |
| This is useful for displaying numbers in environments with limited | |
| screen display space. |
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| title: Displaying percentages | |||
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This is currently not in the spec, but may be added soon. The concern is that we might add a separate function.
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Cookbooks (like this PR) are an outstanding idea. |
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| one {{Je zde jeden prvek.}} | ||
| few {{Jsou zde {$count} prvky.}} | ||
| many {{Jsou zde {$count} prvků.}} | ||
| * {{Jsou zde {$count} prvků.}} |
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Should probably make other vs * more clear, but maybe that's better suited to a more complex example with multiple selectors.
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This commit adds a catalog of examples of how to do various things with MessageFormat 2. It is still relatively empty, but I hope that we can start filling this up with some more things collectively.
The idea here is for searches like "doing X with messageformat 2" to end up somewhere useful.
The best way to build a catalog like this is to look at Google Search console, see what people are looking for with "message format 2" in the query, and then make sure that frequent queries have a dedicated page. That requires having some decent traffic first though, so we need to seed it with examples that we think will be useful first.