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This is a java swing GUI that show unix time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time Usage: java -jar UnixTime.jar Source code available on GitHub: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/UnixTime See also UnixTimeCalc a unix time calculator (from UnixTime to date and time) on: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/UnixTimeCalc Usage: java -jar UnixTimeCalc.jar See also UnixTimeCalc2 a unix time calculator (from date and time to UnixTime) on: https://github.com/davidesestiliwork/UnixTimeCalc2 Usage: java -jar UnixTimeCalc2.jar

An easy and simple tool to calculate the half-lives of radioactive substances and looking up elements on the table of elements by name, element symbol, atomic number, or atomic weight. Source code is on GitHub here: https://github.com/InfinityDevelopment/ChemistryCalculator NOTE: This is a Java program. Inside the ZIP there is the .jar file and .bat file(which you would run to start the program on Windows) required to run on Windows, however, to run it on other operating systems you will most likely need to execute "java -jar program.jar" on it from that OS's terminal.

A fully-featured Casio Fx702p emulator including the calculator mode, a full basic implementation and a original debugger as well as some sample programs.

Swing GUI based projectile motion problem solver. Simply input the known values and click solve. Contains error handling to detect if too much data was entered or if not enough data was entered. Also provides a menu for swapping between metric and Old English units. Sample problem situations provided in "sampleProblems.txt". An executable .jar is provided for running the application. (The application takes a few seconds to start.) NOTE: in most situations in which the final y axis...

A simple program, that is a combination of two applications - a blood alcohol content calculator also called a virtual breathalyzer and a calories calculator. It should be noted that the author is not a nutritionist and does not have a deeper knowledge of the principles of absorption of alcohol. Therefore, the two applications are based on simple algorithms, which are, however, widely used in similar calculations, also in similar calculators available online. The program takes...

This is a small command line calculator I wrote in Java. Run it with "java -jar Calc.jar op num1 num2", where op is the operation. I plan to add a GUI later.