Package-level declarations

The package contains all quantity classes.

The base quantitative interfaces are as follows:

• Quantity is a base interface for quantities. Outlines the common operations to retrieve values and perform mathematical operations.

• UnitBase is the contract interface for all Quantity unit types.

The package provides the following quantitative implementations:

• Angle represents a measurement of an angle (for example, 90 degrees).

• Distance denotes a measure of distance (for example, 10 kilometers).

• ElectricCurrent signifies the measurement of an electric current (for example, 10 amperes).

• Energy represents a measure of energy (for example, 10 kilowatt-hours).

• EnergyDensity denotes an amount of energy density (for example, 4.5 megajoules per liter).

• Force signifies a measurement of force (for example, 10 newtons).

• FuelConsumption indicates a measure of fuel consumption, for example, 5 liters per 100 kilometers.

• FuelPerTime represents a calculation of fuel consumption over a period of time, such as 0.5 liters per hour.

• Memory signifies the size of memory, for example, 16 kilobytes.

• Power indicates a measure of power, for example, 10 kilowatts.

• Ratio represents a ratio or can also be applied to probabilities, such as 10%.

• Speed denotes a measurement of speed, for instance, 10 kilometers per hour.

• Temperature represents a measurement of temperature, for example, 25 degrees Celsius.

• Voltage details a measure of electrical potential difference, like 10 volts.

• Volume signifies a measure of space occupied, for example, 10 liters.

• Weight describes the measure of weight, such as 10 kilograms.