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Dennis29 |
Hello I'm looking for a nice calculator (for Windows), which can also handle very big numbers. I downloaded a few, but I don't like them. I want to able to do several arithmatic operations on big numbers, like x^y, sqrt(x), and so on. Can someone suggest me such a calculator? |
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04.04.2006 20:25:54 |
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Chaosdreamer |
For XP look for the Powertoy Calculator |
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04.04.2006 20:47:55 |
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Dennis29 |
Yes, I already tried that one...but I have Windows 2000..so I couldn't install it. Maybe I had to be more specific in my previous post. |
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04.04.2006 20:51:36 |
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quangntenemy |
Try Hugs. It's a compiler for Haskell but also my favourite calculator |
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04.04.2006 21:00:33 |
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beerhunter |
I tend to use a Python interpreter as a calculator (though it has a few annoyances, like '3 / 2' being treated as integer division by default). Haskell also works, but I'd recommend GHC, which allows you to define variables and functions from interactive mode (HUGS doesn't allow that, since it is hard to implement for Haskell). |
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04.04.2006 23:01:42 |
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