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STEMCalc IV - Mathematics Swiss Knife
The Fourth Edition of STEMCalc and the biggest one yet!
+++DISCLAIMER+++ The project is still currently in beta, thus have bare functionality, and possible bugs. Anyone who can spare time and lend a helping hand as a beta-tester is very appreciated. Contact the author for more information. +++INTRO+++ STEMCalc IV is a simple, yet powerful, console-programmed calulator written in Java, performing one calculation with two numbers max at a time and other various functions. +++STORY+++ This is the fourth edition of the previously abandoned... -
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Logic Calculator
A Calculator to perform logical operations
The Logic Calculator is an application useful to perform logical operations. It has three modes: (1) Evaluation of logic formulae: In this mode we have the basic boolean operations (negation, conjunction, disjunction, conditional and biconditional) so the user can insert the logic formula and the Logic Calculator displays the truth table along with the models of the formula. (2) Logical entailment: In this mode the user can insert a number of premises followed by a number of... -
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D&D HP Monster Calculator
Keep track of all your monsters during your encounters in a simple way
Allows you to quickly manage the HP of multiple monsters as well as keep quick notes about the monsters! -
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OntoMetriCalc
A Java API for measuring OWL ontologies
OntoMetriCalc (Ontology Metrics Calculator) is a Java API for measuring OWL ontologies based on Jena. -
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ObjectLab Kit
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http://github.com/Appendium/objectlabkit A set of modules to handle common financial functions. The first module is Date Calculator which handles holidays and weekends. A set of rules are implemented to deal with days falling on a holiday: Forward, Backward, Modified Forward, Modified Backward New FX Rate Calculators -
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Fast calculator
Fast and simple calculator.
Fast calculator is fast and simple calculator with many functions on java. -
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Calculator Plus
An advanced and open source calculator application for Android.
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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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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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Joda-time based utility Java class that allows calculation related to downtimes. You set a list of downtimes (date-time intervals), and the calculator will give you the ending date-time of a duration, and uptime between two points in time, too.
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Canyon is a date calculator utility that aims to provide handy methods to perform arithmetic calculations on java.util.Date objects. Developers are free to plug in their own localized instances of java.util.Calendar or to use the default GregorianCalenda
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