Thread: calculator program for computer -- need one bad

I have, recently, become involved in a thing that involves very complex math problems. One mistake, and it throws off the project from then on forward. So i think that by hand is probably the most old-fashioned, and more time consuming way to do it. I need a calculator program for the computer and fast. Like really really really quick... im not gonna be too picky but i want one that has alot of options. How long it takes to solve an equation, inequality, or expression is not really the concern here, because anything i do would be faster than a pen and paper. A skinnable one would be nice, so i could like make it purple, but just post any and every calculator program you have ever heard - and remembered about...

thanks a million times 13 to the power of 5,600... thats alot and ill post the answer when i get a calculator

Umm...I don't know a program, but for temporary, you can use www.calculator.com

I hafta use that sometimes because I lost my calculator

Start>programs>accessories>calculator.

If you can't solve an inequality or linear equation on your own without the aid of a calculator, I will be forced to believe you have no brain.

How about this one?

http://www.graphcalc.com/download.shtml

I like making calculator programs. I made Blackjack and am working on Texas Hold'Em for games(that's mostly what I do on my calculator, sadly). Just look in the big white book for all the commands you need for it. If I knew what it was doing, I could whip one up for you, maybe .

Thank you, stalker! I am downloading it right now. I saw the screenshots, it looks awesome.

Originally posted by Kaniaz
If you can't solve an inequality or linear equation on your own without the aid of a calculator, I will be forced to believe you have no brain.

well DUH

but i mean have a really really really really big equation like 15 to the power 36,000... of course i cant do that on paper and definately not in my head. SO i need one that makes like really really really big numbers... like thousand-page numbers... dont ask me why i just need one

P.S.: Your awesome typing calculators may own me, but your grainy cameras don't

Originally posted by pOOp
P.S.: Your awesome typing calculators may own me, but your grainy cameras don't

Hm, didn't know you needed that big numbers. In that case I recommend matlab.

A grainy pwned pic for a grainy picture. How fitting. Anyway:

Grainy camera my ass. It was converted to a crappy .jpg so people could load it quickly. But, nobody gets away with insulting *my* camera, bitch. One 100% high quality JPEG. WARNING: It will take a year to load on 56k. Don't bother anyway. You can tell from the thumbnail it's pwnage anyway.

Originally posted by Kaniaz
WARNING: It will take a year to load on 56k

More like 33 seconds.

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WARNING: It will take a year to load on 56k

More like 33 seconds.[/b]

I knew somebody would just have to use that joke when I wrote the post. *applause for predictability*

Math is easy.

Shh... My friends stole about 6 graphing calculators last year.

This year we got around to selling them on eBay.

Oh cry, I'm a bad person.

badly*. It's an adverb. Let's try and use this language correctly, people.

And second of all, it's high school math! I was going to be really mean and frank with this but I'm trying to add a positive tone. It should be quite easy to complete and you needn't summon us to help you complete your work for you.

If you must, learn some basic computer programming (no pun intended, heh) concepts and eventually start writing programs on your to-be TI-xx calculator. They can save a lot of time. For instance, I write the program during her lecture as I already understand what she's trying to convey. I get the assignments done early, well before class ends.

If you can't handle it now--well, tough. Your high school mathematics curriculum will lead you on a wonderful journey, and these "long, many-stepped problems" are not alone. Attain a sense of attention to detail and pay attention in class. It's that easy.