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### Dynamically Parsing and Converting Quantities
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Sometimes you need to work with quantities and units at runtime, such as parsing user input.
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There are three classes to help with this:
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-[UnitParser]() for parsing unit abbreviation strings like `cm` to `LengthUnit.Centimeter`
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-[UnitAbbreviationsCache]() for looking up unit abbreviations like `cm` given type `LengthUnit` and value `1` (`Centimeter`)
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-[UnitConverter]() for converting values given a quantity name `Length`, a value `1` and from/to unit names `Centimeter` and `Meter`
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-[UnitParser](UnitsNet/CustomCode/UnitParser.cs) for parsing unit abbreviation strings like `cm` to `LengthUnit.Centimeter`
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-[UnitAbbreviationsCache](UnitsNet/CustomCode/UnitAbbreviationsCache.cs) for looking up unit abbreviations like `cm` given type `LengthUnit` and value `1` (`Centimeter`)
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-[UnitConverter](UnitsNet/UnitConverter.cs) for converting values given a quantity name `Length`, a value `1` and from/to unit names `Centimeter` and `Meter`
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```c#
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// This type was perhaps selected by the user in GUI from a list of units
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