What's your favorite non-physical calculator? I've

>>9021597
>What's your favorite non-physical calculator?
my mind

"Retro 15C" is an iPhone app that emulates the classic HP 15C calculator.

It's spectacular. Highly recommended.

Mathematica, wolfram alpha, google search (it can do some pretty neat stuff like even plotting), iPhone calc, matlab. It depends on what I have the closest at that time.

Currently I use PocketCAS on my iPhone and Macs. It's a very slim, simplistic and handy CAS: http://pocketcas.com

Additionally I use MathStudio: also a quite nice CAS: http://mathstud.io

Im looking for a downloadable PC calx that is easy to use, and can be used with num pads.
Any suggestions

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I like calcute for windows.
Several lines.
Always on top function.
Alt+x to close.
Compact.

http://calcute.com

mathematica or matlab lmao

>>9022249
It looks outdated. Does it work on windows 10?

google

>>9022249
This looks like something straight off NeXTSTEP era.

echo $((equation here))

it just werks

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literally any calculator that isn't this one

>>9022370
jepp

the python shell.

why the fuck do you need a calculator with buttons? dont you have a keyboard?

>>9021597
Matlab/Python/Wolfram Alpha

>>9023914
Sometimes it's comfier to keep your hand on the mouse for simple operations imo.

>>9021597
Mathematica