Pint: A Python library for representing physical units

8 points by archydeb 4 years ago | 1 comment

emrah 4 years ago |

Looks like the second example is wrong: "[4, 3] * ureg.cm" should be "ureg.meter" instead

J_tt 4 years ago |

"Pynt" feels like a missed opportunity for a lovely pun

emrah 4 years ago |

Looks like the second example is wrong: "[4, 3] * ureg.cm" should be "ureg.meter" instead

J_tt 4 years ago |

"Pynt" feels like a missed opportunity for a lovely pun