ExSciCalc vs Minimum Calc Usage & Stats
"Extended" scientific calculator has more features than typical calculators, including:
• Extended precision (30+ digits), twice that of typical calculators.
• Extended memory including a main memory with statistical information, and 10 auxiliary memory values.
• Extended space for buttons using scroll windows--no confusing modes and function keys.
• Extended functions not found on most calculators including (but not limited to):
◇ Statistical information for calculating standard deviation (tied to the M+ key)
◇ Most common physical constants and mathematical constants
◇ Extensive unit conversion constants
◇ Roots of polynomials and some transcendental equations
◇ Special relativity calculations
• And normal functions including:
◇ Normal and hyperbolic trigonometry
◇ Various logs, powers and roots
◇ % calculations including interest and amortization
◇ Temperature conversion
◇ Random numbers
◇ Averages and means
- Apple App Store
- Paid
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This is a useful calculator application with a variety of special functions such as history display, save, swipe to clear, and switch between calculation modes. There are 10 colors and 68 fonts to choose from. It also supports split view and slide-over, so it is recommended not only for iPhone users but also for iPad users.
The basic specifications are as follows.
[ Calculation Function ]
- The number of decimal places is from 0 to 20
- Selectable rounding off, rounding up or down
- Changing thousands separator and decimal symbol
- Saving calculation history and reusing of history results
- Approximate value representation
- Percentage (%) calculation
- Deletion of character and block units
- Switching between calculation modes
[ Appearance ]
- Selectable from 10 types of colors
- Selectable from 68 character fonts
- Change of various display options
[ Others ]
- iPad split view/slide-over support
- Dark mode support
- Haptic feedback ON / OFF
- Key sound ON / OFF
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Utilities
Store Rank
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ExSciCalc VS. 
Minimum CalcDecember 30, 2024