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RPNCalc is the command-line based Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator. RPN calculators make it very simple to do complex calculations, especially if there are parentheses involved. I've created a User Guide (https://frossm.github.io/RPNCalc-UserGuide) to do a better job of explaining how to use RPNCalc than the old readme.md file, which was getting really long. If you have questions, issues, feedback, or ideas, please let me know. You can contact me via the links in the...

Advanced Trigonometry Calculator is equipped with a user-friendly interface that allows for easy input of problems and instant computation. Professionals such as engineers who need to perform advanced trigonometric calculations in their work will find this tool extremely useful. ATC Online Alpha: https://advantrigoncalc.sourceforge.io/atc/ More info by clicking below: https://advantrigoncalc.sourceforge.io/ Advanced Trigonometry Calculator was only and always only developed by...

Working Days Calculator is a Windows desktop tool that calculates the number of working days between two dates in Belgium or the Netherlands, leaving out Sundays and holidays. The tool also provides the possibility to compute the total cost of the result. So you don't need to open a seperate calculator to compute it. It's primarily intended for people working in the newspaper industry, as most newspapers are printed on a daily basis, except on Sundays or official holidays. The size...

...It's infix notation, and as long as you remember to always include 2 numbers per operator(including -) it should be fine. It's very important to give the exact argument number to functions as well. To use the calculator in the terminal regardless of current path, add the executable to the path for looking up programs, or simply move the program into a path already set up. Case you're on windows there's already a program by the name calc provided by windows, either uninstal it or change the name of this executable.

...Evrika is used for creating both simulations and modules, so you can build your own module of elements, then use them to create virtual experiments and simulations. Also, you can make advanced calculations. Evrika is basically an executable that reads and interprets code, outputing result. Each new version will offer new possibilities to define your elements and use them, so it is important to always have the last release. Of course, Evrika is backward-compatible, cross platform and free to use. In the near future an advanced editor and viewer will be created, so you can better manage your code and view the results.

This is a base mortgage calculator for people looking to buy a house. Also may be useful to real estate agents. It does include interest, but compounding interest is not implemented yet. The binary must be set to executable.

C# Website system. This is going to be the "Newer" Internet, and even has a custom theme system. This is going to let users do "anything" that won't harm the client computer in any way.