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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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Python Calculator
My own project
Made like in one day, using PyQT5, QT Designer, and PyInstaller -
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Calculator
A simple calculator I made in python in 10 minutes.
This is my first useful program I've ever built. -
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cool_calculator
Simple calculator using python and tkinter
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Circumference Calculator
A simple program that takes diameter and outputs circumference.
I made this in Python in about 15 minutes and decided I would upload it here because why not. -
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CutePy
Lightweight Qt-based Python console with variable explorer and history
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. -
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Riemann Sum Calculator
Graphs the inputted function and rectangular estimators.
...Examples: o 6x is ok o pi x is NOT ok; use pi*x o (2 - x)sin(x) is ok o sin(x)^2 is ok o sin(x)^-1 will be 1/sin(x); use arcsin(x) for the inverse of sin(x) Logarithms with bases other than e and 10 are not supported must be inputted via change of base. Like any calculator, extreme functions and sets of values may generate unusual graphs. Written in Python. -
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PsiNorm
A norm calculator for neuropsychological tests for daily use in clinic
Our premise when starting this project was that why do we have to dig through arrays of normative values to find the group our patient belongs to. Then proceed to manually calculate its z score and find out where it is on the percentile graph, when we could have a software that could do it for us. We weren’t able to find one in the literature. Thus came the PsiNorm. Currently only a demo for english exists, while Turkish adapted version is fully functional. If you'd like a... -
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ProbAbilistic CALculator - a package for computing with probability distributions
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FreqLength
Wavelength Calculator
FreqLength is a simple wavelength calculator that takes a given frequency as input and spits out various wavelength values for that frequency (full wave, half wave, etc.) If you'd like to donate there's several ways to do so: PayPal: https://paypal.me/gerowen Bitcoin (BTC): bc1q86c5j7wvf6cw78tf8x3szxy5gnxg4gj8mw4sy2 Monero (XMR): 42ho3m9tJsobZwQDsFTk92ENdWAYk2zL8Qp42m7pKmfWE7jzei7Fwrs87MMXUTCVifjZZiStt3E7c5tmYa9qNxAf3MbY7rD LiberaPay: https://liberapay.com/gerowen -
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Time Calculator
Calculator GUI+CLI, but for time intervals
Does simple math of two time values in the format MM:DD:YY. This allows adding/subtracting one duration with another without having to do any extra math to convert to/from decimal. -
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LER&LWR Calculator
Tool for line edge parameters calculation
Load a folder with images from raster electron microscope, choose necessary options and let the algorythm calculate the characteristics of the line. -
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Training Calculator
Money or level calculate
If you add level to program, the program push How much money, but if you add money to program push how much can level up. 3.0 TraniningCalculator.zip 2.0: TraningCalcForm.zip UPDATE (3.0 VERSION): - Add new languages (german and slovak) - Add gold calculate (to training) - euphemism -
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Ballistic Calculator
Open Source Ballistic Calculator in C#
!!! This project is currently CLOSED. There is a new version of API available under LGPL license at https://github.com/gehtsoft-usa/BallisticCalculator1 There is a new version of application in progress (ported to net framework 5.0) https://github.com/nikolaygekht/ballistic.calculator.app Ballisitic Calculator based on JBM's implementation 3-degree of freedom model, ported to C#, improved to support metric system and extended by some math from Litz's "Applied Ballistic"... -
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subnetcalculator
Basic subnet calculator written in Python.
Based on the IP address and subnet mask input from the user, the following values are calculated: #1. Network address #2. Broadcast address #3. Number of valid hosts #4. Wildcard mask #5. Number of mask bits (CIDR notation) #6. Random IP addresses from the subnet. -
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Sojourner's Encounter Calculator
Simple calculator to help with the creation of D&D 5E encounters.
This is a simple tool intended to be used during the creation of D&D 5E encounters. It is designed to be used in conjunction with the Monster Manuel and follows the encounter guidelines described in the Dungeon Masters Guide. -
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Food Storage Calculator
Java 7 based food needs calculator using Google Web Toolkit and HTML5
This web app uses the Google Web Toolkit, (currently version 2.6.1). No hooks to the Google App Engine are required, so the entire application can be contained on an HTML5 web page. The application is technically written in a restricted APIs version of Java 7, then compiled down to JavaScript. Any data storage needs use HTML5's data persisting capabilities Use this food storage calculator to help plan food storage preparedness. -
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Hi-Visibility Calculator
A basic calculator with features for people with visual impairments
A basic calculator with features for people with visual impairments. Check out our website below for details: -
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Simple Calc
This is a basic calculator with functionality.
It is a calculator with functionality that can handle things like +, -, x, /. -
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Python Calculator
A Text-Based Calculator built with Python
A Basic Text-Based Command Line Calculator built entirely upon Python. -
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etm provides an intuitive format for using plain text files to store data, a command line interface for viewing data in a variety of convenient ways and a GUI interface for both viewing and modifying data. Repetition and alerts are supported .
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Error Propagation Calculator
Easily propagate measurement errors through mathematical operations.
Error Propagation Calculator is essentially a cross-platform GUI front-end for the Python Uncertainties library that does not require knowledge of Python to use. Simply point and click to enter values and errors, input your expression and press compute. 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. -
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BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python
A simple Python utility to calculate file size from bitrate.
BitrateCompressionCalculator for Python (BCCpy) is a very simple application for calculating a file size from length and bitrate. BCCpy came about as the result of my beginning to learn Python and recreating the basic functionality of a simple VB program I wrote back in 1999. Since I was never very proficient with Visual Basic (or Applesoft BASIC for that matter); this application is very basic and could use lots of improvements.
