Scientific Calculator

About Scientific Calculator Android App

This program is design for tablets and phone users!
It can evaluate any mathematical expression of any length and complexity that has real or complex numbers. Expressions can be entered in editor text box (IOD) and then edited in the middle of the string on any line. The calculation execution can be performed from any line in Input Output Display (IOD). Recognizes 16 operators, over 60 basic functions that are calculated in complex numbers, and 85 mathematical and physical constants (e.g. "trigonometric, hyperbolic, logarithmic functions and there invers", "probability functions", "beta function", "gamma function", "error functions", and more special functions, "logical operators like exclusive or (XOR)", "Planck's constant", "atomic mass constant", "Avogadro's number",...). Evaluates calculation error for any function or expression. Displays calculation results in selected Sig Fig notation. Converts between binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems. Performs arithmetic and logical operations on any number systems ("and", "or", "exclusive or", "not", "shift"). Executes trigonometric function calculations in radians, degrees, or gradients. The value of the last calculation computed is automatically stored in an "arg" variable, which is then ready for use in the next operation. Results from any calculation can be stored in the memory entry for future use. There is no limitation on the number of memories that can be stored. If a user makes an unsupported entry during the operation of this software, the calculator will generate an error message and explanation. The help is built in to the calculator and available on line.

Option menu/Settings:
- Screen On – Keep screen on when calculator is in use
- Text Display – Font Size
- Decimal separator selection (dot vs. comma),
- Schema selection
- Display Calculation error
- Haptic Feedback –vibration

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