Calculator
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A modern Windows calculator app with standard, scientific, programmer, and conversion capabilities, built by Microsoft.
A powerful cross-platform desktop calculator library and CLI with symbolic math, unit conversion, arbitrary precision, and plotting.
A scientific calculator with math syntax, supporting user-defined variables/functions, complex numbers, and derivative/integral estimation.
A lightweight, open-source calculator app for Android with scientific mode, multiple themes, and no unnecessary permissions.
An arbitrary-precision unit-aware calculator with support for complex numbers, dice rolls, and multiple unit systems.
A REPL CLI calculator for storage expression evaluation, SI/IEC conversion, byte address calculation, and general-purpose arithmetic.
A terminal calculator for programmers working with binary, hexadecimal, and decimal numbers, bitwise operations, and custom operand sizes.
A simple, fast, and intuitive command-line calculator written in Go for quick mathematical computations.
A cross-platform C# port of Windows Calculator for iOS, Android, WebAssembly, macOS, and Linux.
A tiny command-line utility to calculate date/time differences and run timers with piggybacked commands.
An iOS playground demonstrating UIStackView implementations for common UI layouts like calculator, mail inbox, and Twitter timeline.
A curated collection of calculator applications, resources, and communities across all platforms.
A text calculator with support for units and conversion, using 128-bit decimal floating points for high accuracy.
A Zsh plugin that provides a command-line calculator with support for basic math operations and number conversions.
An extensive math expression evaluator library for JavaScript and Node.js with units, functions, and constants.
A web-based calculator with natural language input, built with Rust and WebAssembly.
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