This software is a mathematical calculator that allows for algebraic entry and variables to be used in calculations.
As a software reviewer, I recently had the chance to try out a new calculator called PlainCalc. While some may argue that the world doesn't necessarily need another calculator app, I found the experience of using PlainCalc to be enjoyable and useful.
The unique aspect of PlainCalc is its use of the Spirit parsing library, which makes algebraic-entry and working with variables a breeze. Users can effortlessly type in expressions or assignments and press Enter or Return to get the desired results.
What sets PlainCalc apart from other calculator apps on the market is its feature of allowing users to indicate multiplication by simply placing numbers and variables next to each other. So instead of writing 2*π*r, users can abbreviate the expression as 2πr.
Overall, I found PlainCalc to be a well-designed calculator that provides a user-friendly and efficient experience for those in need of simple mathematical calculations.
The unique aspect of PlainCalc is its use of the Spirit parsing library, which makes algebraic-entry and working with variables a breeze. Users can effortlessly type in expressions or assignments and press Enter or Return to get the desired results.
What sets PlainCalc apart from other calculator apps on the market is its feature of allowing users to indicate multiplication by simply placing numbers and variables next to each other. So instead of writing 2*π*r, users can abbreviate the expression as 2πr.
Overall, I found PlainCalc to be a well-designed calculator that provides a user-friendly and efficient experience for those in need of simple mathematical calculations.
What's New
Version 2.0.1: N/A