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How to design Unit Converter in OOP manner?
I'm very curious to create unit converter app in Java, now confused how to design? The following are the Units which I have to design...
1. Area contains( square_inches, square_feet, square_yare, square_miles, square_mm and so on)
2. Length contains(millimeters, centimeters and so on)
3. Mass contains(milligram, grames and so on)
4. Power
5. Temperature
Please somebody give me some solution to solve this...
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How to design Unit Converter in OOP manner?
I'm very curious to create unit converter app in Java, now confused how to design? The following are the Units which I have to design...
1. Area contains( square_inches, square_feet, square_yare, square_miles, square_mm and so on)
2. Length contains(millimeters, centimeters and so on)
3. Mass contains(milligram, grames and so on)
4. Power
5. Temperature
Please somebody give me some solution to solve this...
Re: How to design Unit Converter in OOP manner?
What is your plan?Originally Posted by Zakirhussain
What step are you on and what is the problem you face on that step?
Re: How to design Unit Converter in OOP manner?
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