A flexible unitconverter built in C# WinForms. Converts values between multiple measurement systems (distance, weight, temperature, etc.) with clean labels and reusable logic.
This example shows how you can create a dynamic unitconverter, where the user selects the quantity to convert, such as Temperature, then selects to convert from DegreeCelsius to DegreeFahrenheit and types in a numeric value for how many degrees Celsius to convert.
I have been trying to learn a bit more about delegates and lambdas while working on a small cooking project that involves temperature conversion as well as some cooking measurement conversions such as Imperial to Metric and I've been trying to think of a way to make an extensible Unitconverter.
In this project, I created a simple unitconverter in C# that takes a temperature value in Celsius and converts it to Fahrenheit — using direct user input and real-time calculation.
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Another option is to add different types of units and convert between them. A general Unit base class with subclasses for measurements of different types: volume, temperature, weight, etc.
UnitConverter s a C# Windows Form application that effortlessly transforms units of length, area, and volume. This comprehensive tool simplifies conversion tasks with its intuitive interface, efficiently providing instant results across a broad spectrum of measurement units.
I am developing a unitconverter for my semester project. I need some help on the structure of the classes/interfaces/abstract classes. I want some interface or abstract class that can be inherited...
Write a C# program that designs a "UnitConverter" Windows Forms Application which uses the following controls: a group box, four radio buttons, two panels, three labels, two text boxes, two combo boxes, and a button using GUI as shown in the figure below.
