Once you have the correct ticker, the basic screen for beginning security analysis is the description page, Bloomberg abbreviation <DES>. The screenshot below shows page one of the Bloomberg description for Microsoft stock (similar screens are also available for many types of bonds and other asset classes).
There are 2 1/8 cups blueberries in a pint. This is what my grocery store pint measured. Two cups...plus a little bit. We all know there are 2 cups in a pint, but when I measured out the blueberries by the cup there were a little more than two cups. We are talking about whole blueberries here. The blueberry is a round fruit and when you measure it out there will be spaces in between all those blueberries.
A pint is 2 cups, so that is a unit of volume. Fill up a measuring cup graduated in cups and fractional cups, like the one in Garrick's answer, until you reach the 2-cup line. But do it with quartered or halved strawberries, so they fill in the space better. If your measuring cup is in ml and liters, 2 cups is almost 500 ml, or 0.5 liter. Or weigh them. A pint of strawberries is 0.75 pounds, or 12 oz (weight), or 340 grams. A pint of strawberries is roughly 3/4 lbs or 2 cups sliced 1/2 inch thick or quartered.