LinearVelocityUnit

The base PerUnit using the base units of both numerator and denominator. For example, Miles per Hour would have a basePerUnit of Meters per Second.

The base unit for this unit's measurement system. This is found by traversing the parent chain until reaching a unit with no parent. For example:

Checks if this unit is equivalent to another one. Equivalence is determined by both units having the same base type and treat the same base unit magnitude as the same magnitude in their own units, to within Measure.EQUIVALENCE_THRESHOLD.

Converts a value in terms of base units to a value in terms of this unit.

Checks if this unit is the base unit for its own system of measurement.

Gets the name of this unit.

Creates a new immutable measurement of the given magnitude in terms of this unit. Implementations are strongly recommended to sharpen the return type to a unit-specific measurement implementation.

Creates a new immutable measurement of the given magnitude in terms of this unit's base unit. Implementations are strongly recommended to sharpen the return type to a unit-specific measurement implementation.

Gets a measure with a magnitude of 1.0 in terms of this unit. The returned object is guaranteed to be of the same type returned by of. Subclasses are encouraged to override this method to sharpen the return type.

Combines this velocity unit with a unit of time to create an acceleration unit.

Gets the symbol of this unit.

Converts a value in terms of this unit to a value in terms of the base unit.

Gets a measure of zero magnitude in terms of this unit. The returned object is guaranteed to be of the same type returned by of. Subclasses are encouraged to override this method to sharpen the return type.