What's the best free and open source calculator? I'm tired of opening up python to calculate my life savings

What's the best free and open source calculator? I'm tired of opening up python to calculate my life savings.

Also why does it show 287.5399...6 instead of 287.54?

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bc

buy a fucking calculator you disgusting retard

Thanks based Jow Forums friend
With what money

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casio are cheap and good (7400gii and 9750gii are recommended)
hp 48, 49 and 50 are really good
ti is garbage, avoid at all costs

can you tell me what based means now? :D

This. bc is everywhere.

What math are you trying to do? I can do basic arithmetic by typing it into duckduckgo. Complex math I use a physical calculator or wolfram|alpha.

Casio is shit and if you've ever used a TI you'd know that it is the best. I got a used TI-89 titanium years ago for next to nothing and it kicks ass. It can even run games written in BASIC.
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>Also why does it show 287.5399...6 instead of 287.54?

because some numbers are periodic in binary thus your computer can't fully store them and has to truncate them somewhere

try 0.1 + 0.2 in python or java or whatever

>tiling wm
>non-google-chrome browser
>pyshit
kys faggot

as to your question
just use the calculator that comes with the OS, and use an OS that isn't retarded like Windows or Linux Mint, you can also just type in simple arithmetic into Google, or Google an online calculator

Not caring what people think
Calculating my net worth (~$200)
Elaborate? Or at least throw a link
Is this bait?

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Buy a calculator from the dollar store and numbers that don't have a specified type default to double.

how do you do floats in bc?

speedcrunch has been my favourite for years

Emacs' "calc-mode"

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Woah, thanks man, that makes sense
With what money

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whoa, nice rare apu

So from what I understand, python takes it to its compiler which converts input to binary, or machine language.
But then what's this?
Truncate them somewhere?

I know I'm missing the point, but I've been using R for calculator shit and I think it's the bee's knees.

no it's not bait, it's the truth

hp prime

GNOME Calculator

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