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Is there a standard pythonic way to treat physical units / quantities in python? I saw different module-specific solutions from different fields like physics or neuroscience. But I would rather like to use a standard method than "island"-solutions as others should be able to easily read my code.
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To assign a unit to a quantity, multiply by the unit, e.g. my_length = 100 * mm. (In normal text you would write “100 mm”, but unfortunately Python does not have “implied multiplication”.)
quantities seems to be gaining a lot of traction lately.
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The best solution is the Unum package. a de-facto standard, imho.
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