ParamaCalc version 2.309, our latest product, is one of the finest calculators ever developed for Windows and is extremely easy to use. Advanced knowledge or skills are not required to use this calculator. It is suitable for students in elementary schools as well as for professional engineers with advanced degrees. It is a superior calculator that everyone should try.
What's so great about this calculator?
First of all, this is one of the best calculators for adding up long lists of numbers because of its roominess. Unlike an automobile, this calculator can be resized. You can stretch the window to the limits of your screen or maximize it to fit long lists of numbers or monstrous algebraic expressions. In the event that your algebraic statement is so oversized that it can't possibly fit on the computer screen, this calculator will avail you with scroll bars to allow you to access all its parts from beginning to end. We really tried to give you plenty of room to work.
Furthermore, this calculator follows a sensible operator precedence. This means multiplication and division are evaluated before addition and subtraction. However, there are times when this strict order is not acceptable. For these cases parentheses may be inserted to alter the precedence. This is nothing unusual; this idea you have all encountered in grade school. Yet this calculator goes one step further. As an aid in tackling big, complicated algebraic expressions, this calculator allows you to surround subexpressions with not only parentheses but also curly braces and square brackets. For example:
This calculator is very smart: it automatically checks that each left brace matches up with a right brace, each left square bracket matches up with a right square bracket, and each left parenthesis matches up with a right parenthesis. Note that the above example is perfect. However, if you enter some such nonsense like
{ 977 * { 3 + 4 ] / cos{pi/4] / 34 ] / 13.44
the calculator would flag it as erroneous because the left braces are not matched to any right braces. It really does look out for your mistakes.
This calculator was designed for use with a desktop personal computer and, as such, one of its important features is its absense of a graphical keypad. That is, it does not look at all like a handheld calculator. Calculators designed for use with a computer typically resemble handheld units, with window space wasted on a rectangular array of buttons designed to be pressed with the mouse. Yet computers come with a keyboard – suitable hardware for entering data. So why the graphical keypad on most Windows calculators for PC's? This calculator has no such thing.
This is a great calculator. Please give it a try!
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