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PraktiCalc
a practical calculator written in Python
PraktiCalc is an unique calculator with many features you see elsewhere, and some you only get here. Development is happening on GitHub at the time of writing. If you have any issues or feature ideas, please let me know by opening an issue on GitHub (you can also open a ticket here if you want, but I don't look at them that often). There are packages for Windows (x86_64), macOS (aarch64) and Linux (Debian, AppImages for amd64/aarch64, TinyCore). -
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Dividend Data Toolkit
Offline Python tools for dated dividend and ETF exposure audits
Dividend Data Toolkit is a dependency-free Python command-line toolkit for auditing dated dividend payment records and calculating one company's indirect exposure across ETF positions. It validates date windows, payment inputs and explicit split bases, and reports assumptions and missing-coverage warnings rather than forecasting returns. This SourceForge code-only release contains MIT-licensed original code and documentation plus clearly fictional sample CSV files for repeatable tests. It... -
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Py4Calc
Python for calculators
Python4Calculators - Brings Python programming language to calculators. It turns simple scripts into programs for TI 83/84 and HP 49/50g series calculators. The language is a basic subset of Python, with access to the calculator's built in functions.
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