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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...

CutePy is a lightweight Qt-based Python 3 console with variable explorer, command history, syntax highlighting and customizable startup script. Originally it was developed for simple scientific calculations as a replacement for e.g. Windows calculator or Python IDLE. Therefore its main aim is to start fast and provide more comfortable dealing with variables based on the Python language. However in the end it is a regular Python console and therefore can be used for almost any task.

An easy and simple tool to calculate the half-lives of radioactive substances and looking up elements on the table of elements by name, element symbol, atomic number, or atomic weight. Source code is on GitHub here: https://github.com/InfinityDevelopment/ChemistryCalculator NOTE: This is a Java program. Inside the ZIP there is the .jar file and .bat file(which you would run to start the program on Windows) required to run on Windows, however, to run it on other operating systems you...

Love Calculator 2 is a software which gives you a idea of success percentage of your relation. It has some logical and astrologic method of calculation and do not count on your names or any useless criteria. This is the 2nd edition of the LC:Profound.

Breaks down the research process into pre-defined steps. Users enter a start date and end date for an assignment and the Assignment Calculator will compute the dates s/he needs to complete each step. Written by the University of Minnesota Libraries.

Very Basic java Calculator using java web start! All you have to do is click on "cal.jnlp" file to run the basic web start calculator.