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My reply to your comment in Indian numbering system page.
- Repeating group of 3,2,2 is the right way of representing Indian numbers. The reason for number grouping is to easily understand what is written, and able to read it without counting the digits. Since Indian numbers are counted in crores this is the right way of representing them. Unicode doesn't accommodate repeating groups. It only supports single digit repetition or left most group different. This is a technical limitation in Unicode which should be addressed. That doesn't warrant changing the way people use numbers. Sivaraj 10:36, 24 August 2018 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Sivaraj (talk • contribs)
- @Sivaraj - can you share some sources where this is written. From what I could find, and from what school systems in North India are teaching, it's always been groupings of 2 except for the right-most 3 digits. Also, can you tell me your native state - as the 3,2,2 repeating pattern might be a local variation.
- Another source: http://www.hindi.co/ginatee/numbers_saNkhyaaENn.html
- Another source: http://veda.wikidot.com/sanskrit-numbers - Koti (crore) is 10^7 and Ayuta is 10^9 and Niyutam is 10^11 so why would the separators follow different pattern?
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