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Unit Conversion System

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UnitCvrt

Unit Conversion System

Author

Shinsuke Sakai
Yokohama National University

Installation

You can install the package via pip:

pip install UnitCvrt

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Usage

First, create an instance and check the registered unit names.

from UnitCvrt import UnitConv as uc
conv=uc.Convert()
conv.Registered()

Select a unit name from the list of registered units, then convert it using the following steps. The example below demonstrates how to convert 1 meter to inch for the case of length.

conv.SetUnit('Length')
conv.Eval('m','in',1)

You can output the unit conversion table using the following command. You can check the unit names from this output.

conv.Table()

Finally, you need to destroy the created instance using the following command.

conv.DelUnit()

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