Cldr Units

v2.3.2

Cldr Units
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  • Cldr.Unit.Conversion.FunctionFactors
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Cldr Units v2.3.2 Cldr.Unit.Conversion.FunctionFactors View Source

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Functions

factors()
from_fahrenheit(x)
from_kelvin(x)
to_fahrenheit(x)
to_kelvin(x)

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factors() View Source

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from_fahrenheit(x) View Source

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from_kelvin(x) View Source

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to_fahrenheit(x) View Source

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to_kelvin(x) View Source

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