Description of the Scientific Calculator Chrome Extension
| Name |
Scientific Calculator |
| Store URL |
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scientific-calculator/npoipmeppdioagbkigdlnpmjphnolaog |
| Homepage |
scicalc.io |
| Tagline |
A powerful, programmable, scientific calculator. |
| Rating |
4.1 |
| Rating Count |
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| Installs |
100000 |
| Overview |
A powerful, programmable calculator for Google Chrome. Recommended for Chromebook/Chrome OS only. A desktop version for Windows and Linux is available at https://www.scicalc.io. *** Features: – Works offline. – Supports variables, constants, and custom functions. – Save scripts online so you can access them anywhere or in a local library. – Complex numbers, arbitrary precision integers, and exact fractions. – Algebraic pretty-printed display. – Full functional programming language. – Supports matrix and vector operations. – Calculation history lets you refer to previous results. *** Changes in 1.2.0: See https://www.scicalc.io/updates/2017/08/28/version-1-2-0-release-notes/ for full details. – Syntax highlighting and overall improved editing experience – Export your answer history as plain text, HTML (with pretty printing), or a script – “mixed fractions” output option (i.e. “1 2/3” instead of “5/3”) – Multiple assignment – comparison operator – New statistics and other misc. functions *** Changes in 1.1.1: – Fix several pretty-printing bugs *** Changes in 1.1.0: – New interface – Desktop version available for Windows and Linux users (download at scicalc.io) *** Changes in 1.0.5: – Fixed pretty printing. *** Changes in 1.0.3: – Temporarily disabled pretty-printing until I can fix it for the newest Chrome version. *** Changes in 1.0.2: – Parser bug fix (two single-character operators with no space between them were sometimes interpreted as one invalid operator) *** Changes in 1.0.1: – Added an option to automatically restore your answer history at startup – Several small bug fixes *** Changes in 1.0.0: – List-processing functions, like map, fold, etc. now accept intervals – system:assert(condition, message) function – system:registerFunction/registerConstant functions to add user-defined functions/constants to the interface (and corresponding unregister functions). – Various internal changes to enable future improvements *** Changes in 0.9.22: – Variable/function name completion (Use tab or ctrl+space). – notify() and warning() functions – tally() function to count distinct items in a list/string/interval – Minor interface changes *** Changes in 0.9.20: – Long calculations won’t lock up the interface and can be cancelled by pressing the escape key – min() and max() can accept a list – Generate random numbers from various probability distributions, including uniform, normal (Gaussian), exponential, etc. – chop() function to round almost-zero numbers to zero – random:shuffle() function *** Changes in 0.9.19: – Financial functions: fv (future value), npv (net present value), pmt (payment), and pv (present value) – Added Matrix LU decomposition and system:version() function – Fixed several small parsing and display bugs |
| Version |
1.2.0 |
| Size |
2.52MiB |
| Email |
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| Developer Name |
Matthew Crumley |
| Updated Date |
2019-03-08 |
Scientific Calculator looks like a great Chrome extension that has hundreds of thousands of installs already. The latest version is only 2.52MiB.
