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Calculator Plus
An advanced and open source calculator application for Android.
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Calculator
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Höken's Calculator
A building points calculator for the browser game The-West.
Höken's Calculator (Swedish: Hökens Kalkylator) is a program developed by Gunnar Axelson (Höken). The program aims on providing a simple, multi-platform compatible, building points calculator for the browser game The-West. (This application isn't in any way supported, effected or developed by InnoGames GmbH). Currently the newest version is 1.1. Hökens Calculator is free, and opensource licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 3! -
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Java-Calculator
I believe it is the best tool for everone get it it's free.
Scientific Calculator includes the following features: * Traditional algebraic or RPN operation * Result history * Math Functions * Percentages * Binary, octal, and hexadecimal conversion * Large input/output display I believe it is the best tool for everone get it it's free. -
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Smart Calculator is beautifully designed, having both standard and scientific modes of calculations. It is built to run anywhere, as its written completely in Java. It featured different types of Look and Feels, using Java's Swing PLAF library.
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Java calculator
An addition calculator.
This is my first desktop programming project. The calculator is on a loop so to exit it, you must insert numbers into the fields and get an answer. -
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CGPA Calculator
Cgpa calculator
CGPA Calculator is a simple and very useful software that can help students calculate the GPA and CGPA. All the student has to do is select the semester, input the number of credits and select the grade. The exact results will be offered to the student after the appropriate buttons have been pushed. -
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A desktop calculator/scientific calculator. Use as desktop/graphical calculator, web applet, or to show calculator operations: arithmetic, trigonometry, logarithms, complex numbers, memory, statistics. Features four bases, copy and paste, and history
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Mobile Expression Calculator
A simple expression calculator for mobile phones.
A simple expression calculator for mobile phones. Four arithmetic operations and brackets are supported. Interface language - English. The calculator is written in java ME. There are two versions: for MIDP 2.1 and MIDP 1.0. Instructions: Press a numeric key to enter a corresponding digit. Press [#] to enter a dot. Press [*] to enter these symbols: +-*/() Use "Delete" to delete symbols, use arrow keys to move the cursor. Use "Result" to evaluate an expression. -
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J3calc
Java Calculator
J³calc was initially a little project for my school but I enhanced it on and on and now it is a quite powerful calculator. It is written in Java with Swing. The sourcecode is open under the GPL 3.0 license -
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HashTool
Easily calculate hash values.
HashTool calculates the most common hash and hmac values of files and strings by using the "Bouncy Castle Java cryptography API". -
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Based on the Swipe Toolkit, Data Calculator lets you know what your information is worth on the open market. Your information is valuable - don't give it away!
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Enable the user to talk to the calculator to enter the numbers and operations or write them using a drawing panel , it support both English and Arabic languages.It have text to speech of the entered numbers/operations and reading the results.
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The BE-Calculator is a Java application, written to ease the average diabetic's life. It currently only calculates how many I.U. you have to inject, but aims at providing a full, multilingual diabetic's diary. This project has been superseded by GGC!
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A very simple Calculator made in Java. Feel free to make it better!
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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.
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A cross-platform, text-interpreting calculator written in the Java programming language. Runs on any computer with Java 6 or higher installed. Functions much like a Ti-84, but without the graphing utility.
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FatCalc - simple body fat calculator.
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Calculator for restaurant tickets (o any kind of check), ideal when you have tickets of several values and you must pay a remaining in cash. Developed for mobiles in J2ME, so you can use it anywhere with your mobile phone.
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A scuba diving calculator for mobile phones. If your mobile supports java (j2me) and you are a certified scuba diver, you can use this software to compute your pressure groups up to three dives per day, according to the US Navy tables.
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ZoekO is a vintage game, originally coded by Joris Schoolmeesters for the Texas Instruments TI-83 calculator. The goal is to find the 'O' hidden in a grid of zeroes (these two characters only differ by 3 pixels on the TI-83).
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