<?php
header('Content-type: text/plain');
include_once('conversion.php');
try
{
$conversion = new conversion();
/*
The difference between bi and byte is that the byte method
uses the SI(1000) standard and bi the IEC(1024) standard.
*/
echo $conversion->bi(1024) . "\n"; # should return 1 Kibi
echo $conversion->bi(1666, 6) . "\n"; # should return 1.626953 Kibi
echo $conversion->byte(1024) . "\n"; # should return 1,02 kB
echo $conversion->meter(1000) . "\n"; # should return 1 km
echo $conversion->gram(1000) . "\n"; # should return 1 kg
echo $conversion->seconds(0.001) . "\n"; # should return 1 ms
/*
You can also use user-defined values after the SI standard
*/
echo $conversion->si('foo', 1000) . "\n"; # should return 1 kfoo
echo $conversion->si('foo', 1000000) . "\n"; # should return 1 Mfoo
}
catch(Exception $e)
{
echo 'something goes wrong';
}
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