Introducing an expression calculator for evaluating mathematical expressions by directly entering them.
AllerCalc is a powerful expression calculator that stands out for its simplicity and ease of use. With this calculator, you can easily enter any expression and get the corresponding result in no time.
One of the standout features of AllerCalc is the rolling display that stores all your recent inputs and results, making it easy to keep track of your calculations. Additionally, there are over 100 built-in functions, including algebraic, transcendental, trigonometric, hyperbolic, and financial functions.
To help you get started, AllerCalc includes a detailed help file that contains syntax, usage, and examples for all of the supported functions. It also offers several options, such as the ability to display large fonts, keep the calculator always on top, choose general or scientific number formats, and vary the precision of results from 0 to 10 decimal places.
Another great feature of AllerCalc is its ability to perform various conversions between English and metric units, as well as providing a list of common physical constants. You can also store results in variables and work with non-decimal bases ranging from 2 to 36.
Best of all, AllerCalc is free for personal use. Formerly known as VersaCalc, it has evolved into an essential tool for anyone who needs to perform quick calculations without the fuss. Whether you’re a student, engineer or just a math enthusiast, AllerCalc is the perfect choice for all your mathematical needs.
One of the standout features of AllerCalc is the rolling display that stores all your recent inputs and results, making it easy to keep track of your calculations. Additionally, there are over 100 built-in functions, including algebraic, transcendental, trigonometric, hyperbolic, and financial functions.
To help you get started, AllerCalc includes a detailed help file that contains syntax, usage, and examples for all of the supported functions. It also offers several options, such as the ability to display large fonts, keep the calculator always on top, choose general or scientific number formats, and vary the precision of results from 0 to 10 decimal places.
Another great feature of AllerCalc is its ability to perform various conversions between English and metric units, as well as providing a list of common physical constants. You can also store results in variables and work with non-decimal bases ranging from 2 to 36.
Best of all, AllerCalc is free for personal use. Formerly known as VersaCalc, it has evolved into an essential tool for anyone who needs to perform quick calculations without the fuss. Whether you’re a student, engineer or just a math enthusiast, AllerCalc is the perfect choice for all your mathematical needs.
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