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Type your math as a code and run it (base js) CCIB: This is a basic caucalater with some special features (see picture 2 for functions) <strong>Math Code!!!</strong> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> It is based on the JavaScript coding language **************************************************** ##Because it's JS so there are some weird things like: 0.4 will be displayed as 0.399999999999999997 Fixed sine cosine tangent function by rounded to 15 decimal places __________________________________________________ I made it so you can use it when you need to do math on a website when you're too lazy to pull out your own caucalater. ========================================== A few more reminders to keep in mind when using: If the number before the factorial "!" is an integer, you need to add an extra dot as the decimal dot, because factorial is a dot function ".ft()", same as %(percent, not module , module is "mod") and other dot functions. <(If you code in Js you know what it means)> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r2(3) means the square root of 3 scie(167) will be displayed as string (text) "1.67 e 2" sci10(169) -> "1.69 x 10^2" 56.234.sf(3) -> 56.2 (correctly 3 significant figure function) fx2(a,b,c) is a quadratic function where ax^2+bx+c=0 fx2() displays the root as a string (text), fx2a() displays the first root, and fx2b() displays the second root of the equation More functions usage pls see [Function List] ..............................................................................
May 12, 2022
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