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Multipresicion calculator, based on Bigdecimal Java class . It has a library (BigMath) that makes calculations with Bigdecimal. It has also an expression parser to parse the user input. It allows you to store user defined variables and functions . You can operate with them to be used for calculations or for creating new functions with composition. With the new version, you can also calculate the derivative of a function. JDK-17 compatibility

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 This project has been superseded by GGC!

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.

This is a Hash Calculating tool that calculates MD2,MD5,SHA-1,SHA-256,SHA-384,SHA-512 hash of text or a file. This has GUI developed in java swings.All it needs is sun jre installed.

This is a Java Just Intonation Calculator. It allows users on many platforms to calculate and hear just tunings. It will support saving and opening tunigs and opening spreadsheet documents and allow users to send tunings to their synthesizers, via MIDI

Java-based standard calculator with GUI or command-line interface.

MTAC is a powerful, yet small and easy-to-use symbolic math program written in Java. It supports complex numbers, symbolic differentiation, numerical integration, plotting, and more.

JCalc is GUI calculator written entirely in Java. It can be run cross-platform on any OS with a Java Virtual Machine. It shall be portable, stable, and efficient.

This small script currently runs a simple desktop Calculator application. It currently supports the four operations. Simple to run and light on resources.

JCalc is a standard (basic operations +, -,...) calculator and a scientific calculator (sin, cos, exp,...) calculator. JCalc GUI make it easy to use. JCalc is 100% java, and therefore could run on any OS.