pip install hertz
from hertz import *
foo = kHz(4)
foo = 1.2
print(foo) # prints 1.204 because if units aren't specified everything is done in MHz
print(foo.in_hz) # prints 1204000.0
foo = GHz('3')
print(foo.in_ghz) # prints 3.001204-
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