Here are two that I own.
So what calculators does Jow Forums use?
Lincoln Roberts
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Benjamin King
I have a TI-83 and an 84, no idea why this costs more than a decent phone nowadays while being able to do less things.
Mason Cruz
Casio fx-CG50
Levi Mitchell
>tfw there's now a program on a computer that can act as that calculator
What the fuck? I never expected this.
Isaac Carter
HP 50G
Easton Miller
>no rpn
lol baby's first calculators
Carson Jones
90% of the time this is all I need.
Matthew Collins
I got a sharp EL-531W, it shows what you're doing and not just the number you're currently punching in.
[spoiler]REPLs like bpython are superior to traditional calculators[/spoiler]
Jordan Ortiz
50G's are already going way up in value, even more expensive for a nice one now than for a 48GX.
Luke Butler
Got a 50G but I rarely use it these days.
Dominic Cox
a traditional calculator follows the read evaluate print loop, it's perhaps the definition of it
>read input
>evaluate operations
>print result
>read input...
Wyatt Perry
I usualy type the math into chrome browser, like an adult
Noah Peterson
help how do i smart
William Thompson
trick photograph, those are the same calculator in different form factors
well done
Christian Bailey
get a classic hp calculator with manual and read the whole manual and do all the exercises
basically this is how i learned assembly language years ago, it's the same thing really
Joseph Moore
More RPN goodness...
Carson Martinez
Got one of these I use as a clock, it's pretty cool.
youtube.com
Andrew Ortiz
I mostly use my 12C but I have a 50g I use here and there
Ayden Robinson
>look up casio calculator with date function from the late 1970s
>somebody realized that it's Y2k compatible with an undocumented entry
Oliver Davis
/usr/bin/python3
Noah Wood
I've had a 12C since the '90s and it's only on its second set of batteries.
Christopher Williams
If I need something quick, I use python as my calculator. But I found the calculator for windows gives more accurate results so I like using that but I found it much slower to use than just typing out what I want and it lacks some advanced stuff that python has.
Jack Gomez
Most of the time I use the one on my phone, but this is nice for the occasional decimal-hexadecimal conversion.
Benjamin Williams
I wrote my own.
Isaiah Miller
C:\Windows\system32\calc.exe
Mason Young
that's pretty neat user, tell us a bit
Connor Powell
what calculator do I use?
I own an HP-48GX along with a Casio FX-82MS and some older TI's like the TI SR-50
Caleb James
absolutely based
Landon Perez
i also have a 28s, 15c, 32s, 10b, 12c anniversary edition, and a dm41 mainly picked up from thrift stores
except the swissmicros, i bought those
Kayden Jones
Main calculator i use is this TI-Nspire CX CAS calculator, pretty good as it gets the job done when it comes to doing statistics and graphing and it also has ndless installed so i can run my own compiled programs. At the moment i use it for gba emulation. I use my Sharp EL-531X as a secondary calculator and its pretty good because it comes with engineering mode functions.
Carson King
So what advantage does this have over python shell?
Hunter Torres
>python
>pass keyboard input directly to numpy
>print output
a calculator is the second program you make, after hello world
Josiah Garcia
whatever is on my phone/pc
Ian Phillips
I use octave and maxima on my computer, if you want portable they exist on Android as well, fuckin blows all these baby calculators out of the water unless you're going for an exam
Samuel Diaz
Hello World is unironically more of a program than
import numpy as np
Jonathan Miller
oof
Ryder Davis
speedcrunch for arithmetic, wolfram for CAS
hardware is deprecated, sorry guys
Jose Jones
Anyone who graduated high school will agree with you on that. I haven't touched a physical calculator since then and I still have no reason to when I can use a computer.
Dylan Wilson
fx-911z
Xavier Fisher
Luis Butler
I don't think I have any more.
Jordan Torres
Sure. This user: is close.
I used an existing command-line expression evaluator with rlwrap, but I implemented a bunch of extra features such as ans substitution, and the ability to multiplex variable values between different calculator windows instead of mutating them globally. I also implemented simple commands to mutate the configuration of certain config options (hex vs decimal as shown) either on a window-by-window or command-by-command basis.
Fewer keystrokes to get the same result. ans substitution makes a huge difference to its practical usability
Kevin Butler
HP 50G, 35S, and Prime were all in heavy use during my undergrad.
Charles Morales
Jace Moore
Great a calculator thread.
I have a TI-84+ CE that i stupidly put in test mode, naturally i'm a Jow Forumsboy so i use linux, how do i get it out of test mode?
>just use a second calculator from a friend!
Would i be on this site if i had friends?
Cooper Wood
i habe a fx87-de plus, it also has constants, unit conversions and hexadecimal
Isaac Parker
bump
Eli White
what is RPN?
Jacob Carter
i only use slide rules of course.
Grayson Morgan
Because only retards buy it over a Casio
Alexander Perez
ipython