A scientific calculator in C for terminal environments
A new scientific calculator has been developed in C for terminal environments. This calculator features a variety of mathematical functions including equation solving, graph plotting, and matrix operations. It is designed to be simple and portable, requiring no external libraries or dependencies beyond the C standard library.
- ▪The calculator supports arithmetic operations, trigonometric functions, and logarithmic functions.
- ▪It includes features for solving quadratic and cubic equations, as well as numerical differentiation.
- ▪Users can perform temperature conversions and number base conversions within the application.
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/EmberSeed/ADVANCED-TERMINAL-CALCULATOR |
| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 05:30:29 +0000 |
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🧮 Advanced Terminal Calculator A zero-dependency scientific calculator written in C. This project combines an expression parser, scientific functions, numerical methods, equation solving, graph plotting, and basic matrix operations into a single self-contained terminal application. The entire implementation is contained in a single source file and depends only on the C standard library and libm. ✨ Features 1. Arithmetic & Expressions Supported operators: + - * / % ^ Features: Full operator precedence Parentheses Implicit multiplication Right-associative exponentiation Examples: 2+3*4 -> 14 (2+3)*4 -> 20 2pi -> 6.28318... 3(2+4) -> 18 2^3^2 -> 512 10%3 -> 1 2.
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