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var celcius = new Unit("Celcius")
	.IsAlsoCalled("celcius", "Centigrade", "centigrade", "degrees Celcius", "degrees Centigrade")
	.IsAlsoCalled("celcuis") // typo from legacy system
	.CanBeAbbreviated("°C")
	.PluralizeAs("°C");

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var graph = new ConversionGraph();

var meter = new Unit("meter");
var feet = new Unit("foot");
var kilometer = new Unit("kilometer");
var inches = new Unit("inch");

graph.AddConversion(
	Conversions.From(kilometer).To(meter).MultiplyBy(1000M),
	Conversions.From(meter).To(feet).MultiplyBy(3.28084M),

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public interface IConversion
{
	IEnumerable<IConversionStep> Steps { get; }
	void AddStep(IConversionStep step);
	Conversion Reverse();
}

public interface IConversionStep
{
	decimal Apply(decimal input);

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var graph = new ConversionGraph();

var meter = new Unit("meter");
var feet = new Unit("foot");

graph.AddConversion(Conversions.One(meter).In(feet).Is(3.28084M));

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<script type="text/javascript">	
	// This is a workaround for using jquery-validation-engine with select2 for 'required' validation
	// Since the _required validator for jquery-validation-engine uses .val() to see
	// if there's anything in the input, we can hijack .val() for the container created by select2\
	// and redirect it to the value of the hidden element
	
	// jquery-validation-engine throws an error if the thing we're validating doesn't have an id
	// so we'll put one on the container created by select2 (that way, the positioning of the prompts
	// will be correct)
	$('#mySelector').select2('container').attr('id', 'mySelectorValidate');

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internal class Program
{
	private static void Main(string[] args)
	{
		var x = new Number<int>(3);
		var y = new Number<int>(-4);

		Number<int> result = x + y; // result is 7

		Console.WriteLine(result);