Measures Convertor App

This is a simple Flutter application for converting between different units of measurement. The app allows users to input a value, select the unit of the measurement they are converting from, and choose the unit they want to convert to. The result of the conversion is then displayed to the user.

Features

• Unit Conversion: The app supports conversions between different units such as meters, kilometers, grams, kilograms, feet, miles, pounds, and ounces.
• Dynamic User Interface: Users can input the value to be converted and select the units from dropdown menus.
• Responsive Design: The app layout adjusts based on the screen size to provide a better user experience.

Supported Units

• Meters
• Kilometers
• Grams
• Kilograms
• Feet
• Miles
• Pounds (lbs)
• Ounces

How It Works

The app uses a predefined conversion matrix to handle the unit conversions. Each unit is mapped to an index, and a formula matrix is used to convert between these indices.

Code Structure

• main.dart: The main file containing the app logic and UI.
• MyApp: The main widget that initializes the app and sets up the UI.
• MyAppState: The state class where the logic for the unit conversion is handled. It also manages the UI state and handles user input.

Functions and Widgets

• convert(double value, String from, String to): Converts the value from the selected unit to the target unit using the predefined formula matrix.
• build(BuildContext context): Builds the user interface with input fields, dropdown menus, and buttons for conversion.
• initState(): Initializes the app's state variables.

How to Use

1. Value Input: Enter the numerical value you want to convert in the text field.
2. Select Units:
   • From: Choose the unit of the value you've entered.
   • To: Select the unit you want to convert the value into.
3. Convert: Press the 'Convert' button to perform the conversion.
4. Result: The converted value is displayed below the button.

Getting Started

1. Install Flutter: Ensure you have Flutter installed and set up on your development environment.
2. Clone the Repository: Download or clone the code to your local machine.
3. Run the App: Open the project in your preferred IDE (like VS Code or Android Studio) and run the main.dart file.