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Pension-Calculator
A simple retirement benefit calculator app written in python with GUI.
A simple retirement benefit calculator app written in python with GUI specifically for West Bengal State Govt. employees (India). This app is not associated with Govt. of West Bengal. This app is for informational purpose only. This project is open source under GNU public license v3.0 -
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FlangeZ
a small software to calculate and design flanges according to ASME
FlangeZ is a small software to calculate and design flanges according to ASME code “Rules For Bolted Flange Connections With Ring Type Gaskets” This project uses icons of "Open Icon Library" and "Tango project" -
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Kontinuum Calculator
Calculate various aspects of the Kontinuum RPG system.
Kontinuum is a calculator program that enables the user to calculate all probabilistic aspects of the Kontinuum RPG system, especially the dice rules. -
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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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Small calculator coded in c++. Intended to be used in a terminal, takes argument(s) and outputs the result(s) chronologically. The code is about 200lines, and benefits from the shunting yard algorithm. This is not a complete calculator, don't know if it will be because i only coded it to enable myself to do quick calculations while in a terminal. Therefore it does not check for typos, and a wrong formulated expression may result into a segmentation fault. It's infix notation, and as long...
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Endstat Calculator
A calculator based upon the rules of Eschaton in "Infinite Jest"
This is mostly a pet project of mine. Using the rules for Eschaton set forth in David Foster Wallace's novel "Infinite Jest," I've been developing a program that can be used for a real, live game of Eschaton. It's still in the early stages, and I'm planning on adding more features. Still, the program is featured enough to be used for a real game. -
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Calculates victory odds for battles in Axis and Allies 1940 Edition. It takes into account the newly added units and rules in this release of the board game. Displays win/loss/tie percentages, IPC cost/loss, and remaining units. Requires Java https://blog.henrypoon.com/blog/2010/12/24/axis-and-allies-1940-battle-calculatorsimulator/
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A program that builds the sounds of the chord from its name. The chord building rules are applied with the respect to the requirements of music theory. The user interface is based on the WT library (c++ web toolkit).
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