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...Alternatively, you can get a personalized pdf-manual for a ≥ 9 US$ donation here. We have also produced the WP 31S which is derived from the WP 34S source code. This is an entry-level scientific calculator. Its printed manual is available from https://www.amazon.com/dp/1499231164 .

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...

...Our logo represents what we do. 2*C simply means 2*100 (C=100 in roman numerals). Hope you understand it now! Our logo represents the calculators and converters that DubCen has. DubCen name comes from Double+Century. We aim to offer 200 high quality calculators with DubCen. Right now, we are nowhere even close to that. Thus, we need you! We want our users to decide what should the other 150 calculators be. DubCen is built to provide users a memorable calculation experience.

...It works as a traditional Unix filter and can be used as part of those greatly useful chains of piped commands. It calculates average (arithmetic mean), standard deviation, median, total sum, minimum and maximum values present, and shows the number of processed numbers. Entry can by a text file (any column can be specified, default is the first) or directly in the terminal if Average is run without specifying a file -- in which case, input can be terminated by pressing Ctrl-D. It is possible to choose the output of a single statistic (just the value, no labels), instead of the fully detailed output (default).

...The program evaluates native Python code, but the user does not need to know the syntax as common operators are provided as buttons, similar to a scientific calculator. -Evaluate expressions with as much as 26 different variable and error pairs. -Copy output to the system clipboard by simply double clicking the output field. -Cross-platform: Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac. All calculations are dependent on the uncertainties package (Uncertainties: a Python package for calculations with uncertainties, Eric O. LEBIGOT, http://pythonhosted.org/uncertainties/)

A cross-platform, text-interpreting calculator written in the Java programming language. Runs on any computer with Java 6 or higher installed. Functions much like a Ti-84, but without the graphing utility.

calculate math expression(string), for example: double ret = Cal("1+2"), ret= Cal("Pi+ln(e)+f(x,y)÷x+φ+φ0+φ1"). Features