A scientific calculator written in Java
In order to run the program for yourself, just go to the "Releases" section and download the installer executable file, then run it and install the application on your computer.
However, this will only work for windows users. If you are not a windows user, you will have to compile the code yourself. To learn how to compile the code by yourself, see COMPILE.md. It also contains information on how to create the windows installer executable on your own.
A guide to anyone who wants to use the calculator program
To make the user's life easier, keyboard shortcuts have been added. These shortcuts have been given below.
- Numbers 0 to 9 - Used to enter numbers in the calculator
- '.', '+', '-', '*', '/' and '%' keys can be used for performing their respective operations or, in the case of the '.' for simply entering a period on the calculators display.
- 'E' can be used to press the 'EXP' button on the calculator
- 'A' can be used to press the 'ANS' button on the calculator
- 'D' can be used to convert an angle in radians to degrees
- 'R' can be used to convert an angle in degrees to radians
- 'M' can be used to press the '+/-' button on the calculator
- The ENTER key can be used to find the result of an operation
- The Backspace or Delete key can be used to delete a number from the calculators display
- The ESC key can be used to press the 'AC' button to reset everything
- F1 can be used to clear the display
- F12 can be used to clear the calculators memory
- F8 can be used to display the calculators memory
- F5 can be used to add whatever is in the display to the calculators memory
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENCE file for details
Calculator icon found here
Font used by calculator - Roboto
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