What are the differences between i18n, l10n, and g11n?

I18n



-- "Internationalization"
Because "Internationalization"
The word is long, so for ease of writing, it is usually abbreviated as "i18n"
. 18 in the middle
Indicates the first letter "I"
And the ending letter "N"
18 is omitted
Letters. The word "Internationalization"
Translated into Chinese:"
Internationalization"

It means to make products or software universally adaptable to different international markets, so there is no need to redesign

To adapt to a variety of languages and cultural customs. True internationalization requires that the functions and code design of products or software be able to handle multiple languages and cultural customs during software design and document development, with good localization capabilities.

G11n



-- "Globalization"
Due to the "globalization"
The word is long, so for ease of writing, it is usually abbreviated as "g11n"
, 11 in the middle
Indicates the initial letter "G"
And the ending letter "N"
11 is omitted
Letters. Word "globalization"
Translated into Chinese:"
Globalization"

Of
-Business activities related to bringing products or software into the global market. The entire process includes proper international design, localized integration, and marketing, sales, and support in the global market. Enterprises
Enterprises realize their global development strategy through globalization, realize global business, expand market scale, reduce software costs, enhance overall competitiveness, show the development strength of enterprises, enhance user confidence, and establish a market image.

L10n



-- "Localization"
Due to "localization"
Long words, so for ease of writing, usually abbreviated as "l10n"
, 10 in the middle
Represents the first letter "L"
And the ending letter "N"
10 is omitted
Letters. The word "localization"
Translated into Chinese:"
Localization"

It means the process of processing products or software for a specific international language and culture, so as to conform to the specific regional market. True localization should take into account the language, culture, customs, characteristics and standards of the target regional market. It usually includes changing the software's writing system (input method), keyboard usage, Font, date, time, and currency format.