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    Turtle Calculator

    Turtle Calculator

    Turtle Calculator is a simple easy-to-use calculator.

    Turtle Calculator is a simple easy-to-use calculator as an alternative to the Windows/Mac calculator. Simply choose an operation, enter the first and second numbers and click the Add/Multiply/Subtract/Divide button! This project is now open source! Source code at: https://github.com/Kivitoe/Turtle-Calculator
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    sTime Calculator is simple time calculator, which can be used to find the duration, add duration.
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    Correlation Calculator

    Calculates the correlation coefficient for 2 sets of numerical data.

    Calculates the Pearson correlation coefficient for two sets of numerical data. The user has the option to add values to either set of data with the corresponding Add button or the ENTER key. In addition, the user can select one or more values from each list at a time to remove them to change the calculation. The clear button will remove all values from its corresponding list. Any questions, comments, concerns, bug reports, suggestions, etc. contact David at dxm3269@rit.edu.
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