MemoryConversion::Bytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##B".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of bits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## bytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of bytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##EB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Exabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Exabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Exabytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##GB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Gigabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Gigabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Gigabytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##kB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of kilobits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## kilobytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of kilobytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##MB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Megabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Megabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Megabytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##PB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Petabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Petabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Petabytes

Returns a nicely readable and concise string representation of this object, typically intended for users.

This method should usually not be overridden. It delegates to #to_s(IO) which can be overridden for custom implementations.

Also see #inspect.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of bytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Exabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Gigabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of kilobytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Megabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Petabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Terabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Yottabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Convert to storage bytes and then multiply by 8.

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Zettabytes. This uses the metric used by storage manufacturers to inflate their capacity values, by using powers of 10 instead of powers of two.

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##TB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Terabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Terabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Terabytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##YB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Yottabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Yottabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Yottabytes

Produce a string representing this byte value like "##ZB".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Zettabits

Produce a string representing this byte value like "## Zettabytes".

Convert this number of bytes to the equivalent number of Zettabytes