Convert feet to yards, yd to ft

 

1 yard in feet is equal 3.

About ten years ago, a pseudoscientific statement was circulating on the Internet using a mysterious unit of pain measurement called "del." It boiled down to the fact that a person can withstand 45 del. Of course, this is not a very talented "throw-in", and it is easy to find that this very "del" is not mentioned anywhere except for this statement. Someone recognized the significance of the conventional unit "dol," derived from the Latin word "dolor," meaning "pain," when conducting experiments on pain perception in volunteers experiencing discomfort. The assessment typically asked, "Where does it hurt more, here or here, and how intense is the pain on a scale of 1 to 10?" However, this method is highly subjective, and there were never extreme values such as 45 or 57 on this scale, where the maximum score of 10 represents the worst pain a person can endure. In fact, pain sensations can be measured more accurately using the subject's encephalogram, a method conceived as early as 2013.

 

After such minds, I think that it is better to shift for yards to feet conversions.