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Mousam's Pocket Calculator
A simple calculator using C#
this is a perfectly homemade calculator using c# language.this is very simple coding as well as design logic.you can download from here http://sourceforge.net/p/mycalculator . if you like this then please give Review and if you face any kind of problem by using it then also give Review; otherwise I can’t understand my mistake . Thanks . -
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Nice looking calculator using Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) written for Windows. It supports DEC, HEX, BIN, OCT numbers, GRAD, RAD and DEG.
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C_Sharp_Calculator
RPN based calculator in C#.
Currently, this is the first version of an RPN calculator made to be easy to implement for any C# project requiring parsing of text into calculable data. Using RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) to place strings in a specific format to allow fast processing for parsing and evaluating the string. -
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...Through an easy to use graphical interface, it allows the construction of a conceptual design of the data warehouse or data mart, using a simple multidimensional notation.
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This is a simple C# command line calculator. It evaluates arithmetic expressions and functions. Easy to extend. Features include factorials, powers, brackets, bracket normalization, polish notation, factorization, fields, and advanced error reporting.
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