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TaxRTip
TaxRTip is a small program designed to help calculate taxes or tips.
TaxRTip is designed as an exploration of the C# language by a novice programmer. It may be very simple and have a very small use factor, but it is designed for learning purposes. The code is fully commented internally. -
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Mathematic Formula Calc
A calculator for doing lots of things.
A very cool, command line calculator with many functions. You can download it, use it, or change the code (it is open source) as long as it says my name somewhere. Thanks in advance. -
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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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calc_shell
This is a command line left to right calculator.
This is a command line left to right calculator with no operator precedence. It displays answers to a given mathematical expressions. -
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CommandLine Calc
Command Line Calculator, inspired by MATLAB and some of my demands.
Evaluating the mathematical expression so easily, providing some basic features. 3/1/2013 Note:: Inshallah, I would update the application as soon as I have the time. There are many features and fixes I'm planning to make. -
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trafo
trafo is a console-based "E-I" transformer calculator
trafo is a console-based "E-I" transformer calculator. It allows you to easily calculate all the necessary information to build an "E-I" transformer by only providing a few input parameters. This programs is for all of those who don't want to spend more time calculating transformers manually amd would like some automation. -
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Evrika
Science simulator and advanced calculator based on modules
Evrika is a science simulator and advanced calculator, which is based on modules. Modules are libraries containing definitions of concepts that can be used in the simulation. By definitions we mean properties, actions, reactions, etc. Evrika is used for creating both simulations and modules, so you can build your own module of elements, then use them to create virtual experiments and simulations. Also, you can make advanced calculations. Evrika is basically an executable that reads and... -
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Advanced Arithmetic Calculator
One of the best simple arithmetic calculator!
Can solve, "+,-,/,*,^" operations. Can solve complex expressions with parentheses "(,),[,],{,}". Has the possible of use previous response when enter "res". Can solve expressions with negative values, example "_2+5". Has "pi" and "e" natural constants. -
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Numerical Systems Calculator
An arithmetic calculator for the most popular numerical systems.
Have you ever imagined not having to do math to convert the various number systems and still make arithmetic calculations with different numerical systems in the same expression? That's what makes this application. You can mix decimal, binary, octal and hexadecimal arithmetic operations using the symbols "+, -, *, /,^,". You can put "e" to use Napier's constant, put "pi" to use pi constant and put a "!" in the of numerical system form to factorization. So let's start doing the math in an... -
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Calculator
Command-Line UI Calculator
Ever wanted to use a calculator by using the command line? Now you can! This is a command-line interface calculator. It had the basic ability to divide, multiply, add or subtract. -
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Lincalc
A powerful console calculator with a fast and simple interface.
(Graphical Edition Released, BreezyCalc: http://breezycalc.sourceforge.net/) Lincalc is a console calculator designed to provide a quick and simple interface to a very powerful engine. Its parser is based on muParser <http://muparser.sourceforge.net/>. It supports user-defined variables, logical operators for conditions, and a wide range of mathematical functions each calculation that is made is stored in a result variable (Ans1, Ans2..) and can be referenced in equations. It also... -
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The program evaluates ordinal expressions and relations. displaying the normal form output in plain text and/or TeX format. It supports notations for ordinals through and somewhat beyond those definable by the Veblen function.
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Mathemapy
A Python calculator program
Mathemapy is a feature-rich calculator made in Python. It can do multiple types of division, solve equations, expand equations and more. -
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Dog Age Calculator simply tells you your dog's age in "dog years" when you input it's "human age". Also, this is my first C++ project. Dog Age Calculator doesn't have GUI, so it runs in Terminal.
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Compilation of Physics Calculators
A compliation of Physics derived claculators
A NEW GUI VERSION WILL BE RELEASED SOON! Thank you for visiting the Physics Calculator, provided by PIezoSystems Inc., please visit their company website at https://piezosystems.org. For other downloads, please visit our github page, https://github.com/PiezoSystems. We hope that you find this program useful and easy to use, for troubleshooting, please email us, contact@piezosystems.org. If any bugs were found, please email us at bugs@piezosystems.org. -
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Cmd Clc
A Command Line calculator.
A command line calculator for windows and linux. Licensed under the Gnu GPL v3.0. This project is still in it's infancy, and is hoping to expand and encompass more POSIX-Compliant operating systems. -MAJOR MILESTONE First version with C++, very close to a Unix and Fedora version. -Windows Version indefinitely discontinued, old downloads still available. -
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PerlCalc is a command line calculator designed for *nix systems. It is fitted with all the necessary geometric formulas and is divided into modules to make it easier to maintain. All in Perl under strict. Give me your feedback and make some patches
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With this application you will know, instantly the time difference between two dates in the form of date, days, hours, minutes, and seconds!
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A Command line calculator, written in C++. It using a tree structure to represent and solve a math problem. This tree is also visualized on the console window.
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A simple but powerful bulk file statistics calculator. Given operation(s) and a list of files containing identical text fields and corresponding numerical fields this program calculates and outputs a similar file with the numerical op performed.
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My personal computing suite provides some programs I developed as a hobbyist and currently include a lambda calculus interpreter and a calculator which solves arithmetic expressions; both are written in C++.
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System independent command line calculator written in C (C99 standard). Expression is first converted to Reverse Polish Notation and then evaluated.
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A small command-line calculator, written in Haskell, that takes input like "14+(12+24)/(8.5-2.5)" and prints out the result. It's nothing special really, just a little project I did to learn Haskell.
