Enter an equation then press 'Calculate.'
Example equations:
2 + 2
(5 - 8)^7 + 14
2 / 5 + 17 * 3
[4 * (1 - 3) + 2] / 6
{4^3 - [(2 + 5 * 8) - 13] * 2} - 25^2 / 3
How does one use this thing?
- Supported operations
- - Addition: 1 + 3
- - Subtraction: 3 - 7
- - Multiplication: 7 * 6
- - Division: 5 / 7
- - Exponents: 2^10
- - Parentheses/braces/brackets: (4 - 2) * 5
So what does this calculator do?
- Math
- - Yep, it can do some math
- - That's about it really
- Follow the order of operations and all that
- - It does stuff in parentheses first
- - Then exponents
- - Then multiplication and division
- - Then addition and subtraction
- Decimals are supported
- - The calculator will provide financial and emotional support for any decimals in need
What can't this calcutor do?
- Trigonometry
- - I'm not even going to attempt that.
- Implicit multiplication with parentheses
- - Typing something like "(2)(3)" will break my calculator. So please don't do that.
- - If you want something to be multiplied, you need to type out one of these little star things: *
- Negative number declarations
- - If you try to put a negative number like "-2" in your equation, my calculator will not work.
- - If you need a negative number, try doing something like this: (0 - 2)
- - Intuitive, right?
- Graphing
- - No
- - Just no.
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