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I wrote this for you, but you can expand it as you like: <pre><code>class Distance(object): METER = 1 FOOT = 0.3048 MILE = 1609.344 INCH = 0.0254 UNITS = {'meters': METER, 'mts': METER, 'mt': METER, 'feet': FOOT, 'foot': FOOT, 'ft': FOOT, 'miles': MILE, 'mls': MILE, 'ml': MILE, 'inch': INCH, } def __init__(self, s): self.number, unit = s.split() self._convert(unit) def _convert(self, unit): self.number = float(self.number) if self.UNITS[unit] != 1: self.number *= self.UNITS[unit] @ property def meters(self): return self.number @ meters.setter def meters(self, v): self.number = float(v) @ property def miles(self): return self.number / self.MILE @ miles.setter def miles(self, v): self.number = v self._convert('miles') @ property def feet(self): return self.number / self.FOOT @ feet.setter def feet(self, v): self.number = v self._convert('feet') @ property def inch(self): return self.number / self.INCH @ inch.setter def inch(self, v): self.number = v self._convert('inch') </code></pre> Some examples: <pre><code>>>> d = Distance('1302.09029321 mts') >>> d.meters 1302.09029321 >>> d.feet 4271.949780872703 >>> d.inch 51263.39737047244 >>> d.miles 0.8090813978925575 >>> d.miles = 1 >>> d.meters 1609.344 >>> d.feet 5280.0 >>> d.inch = .0002 >>> d.inch 0.00019999999999999998 >>> d.feet 1.6666666666666664e-05 >>> d.meters 5.08e-06 >>> d.miles 3.156565656565656e-09 >>> d.feet = 1 >>> d.meters 0.3048 >>> d.miles 0.0001893939393939394 </code></pre> EDIT: Added setters
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1. COThat'll do nicely. Thanks :)
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