Aug 7, 2020 18:38
3 yrs ago
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French term

%d

French to English Medical Medical (general) Lab test
Hi all -

I am translating a document about an app that users can use to measure how their heart rate as it responds to various forms of exercise.

I am not sure how to translate %d as it appears in the user instructions.
Here is the context:

La fréquence cardiaque entrée est trop basse. Entrez une valeur valide.
La fréquence cardiaque entrée est trop élevée. Entrez une valeur valide.
Annuler la référence
Voulez-vous annuler le test et revenir à l’écran de démarrage ?
Ajouter une valeur
Veuillez entrer une valeur valide.
La valeur d’entrée doit être %d ou supérieure
La valeur d’entrée doit être %d ou inférieure

I was wondering of anyone can tell me what the "d" in "%d" stands for.

Thanks so much!

Discussion

Michael Meskers (asker) Aug 7, 2020:
Thanks - I saw this reference I am wondering if I should merely leave it as is - if it is a programming command, or if it actually stands for something outside the programming world as well...

Proposed translations

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%d

Peer comment(s):

agree Nicolas Gambardella
8 hrs
agree Althea Draper : For example, variable_3 = "I was searching for an answer in %s and found more than %d answers to my question". Here, %s is a generic string or object and %d is a decimal truncated to an integer. You get other placeholders such as %g for a generic number
9 hrs
agree Suzie Withers
12 hrs
agree Cyril Tollari
2 days 21 hrs
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks so much - I also apologize for taking so long to award the points...! "
3 hrs

% start/starting

I think the meaning of it is implied in the paragraph:

¨...à l’écran de démarrage...
La valeur d’entrée doit être %d ou supérieure
La valeur d’entrée doit être %d ou inférieure¨

which I translate:

¨... to the streat screen...
The input value must be at (about) % start/starting or greater.
The input value must be at (about) % start/starting o less.

I might be wrong.




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