The number of units in 11 lines depends entirely on the context. "Units" isn't a standardized term in this context; it needs clarification. To answer accurately, we need more information. Are you referring to:
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Lines of code? Eleven lines of code could represent anything from a small snippet to a significant portion of a program, depending on the language and complexity of each line. There's no fixed "unit" here.
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Lines of text in a poem or song? Eleven lines is simply eleven lines. There's no inherent unit conversion. The "unit" might be the line itself.
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Lines of a specific product? If you're talking about physical lines of a product (e.g., lines of a printed circuit board or lines of a manufactured good), the number of units would be determined by the packaging or production process. Eleven lines might correspond to one unit, or it might be a part of a larger unit.
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Lines on a graph or chart? Similar to lines of code or text, the meaning of "unit" depends entirely on what the graph represents.
Please specify what type of "lines" you are referring to. Provide more context, and I can give you a more precise answer.
