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 #3
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I answer some of your stupid questions.

You know If you were really smart you should have figured all this out yourself.

 

1-Can this calculator do integration?

 

 

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Yes

http://web2.0calc.com/help/integral-calculus/int

 

2-How many memory registers does it have(my HP has 26)?

 

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I look this up. Registers for a calculator mean how many parentheses pairs or variables it can have. I don’t know how many but I sure it is more than 26.

 

3-Is it programable? I can program up to 400 equations in it?

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Of course it is programmable Andre Moussow programs it himself.

 

4-Does it have any scientific comstants in it? My HP has about 50 constants stored in it.

 

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I counted them. There are more than 300

 

5-Why when you enter 250!, it can't cope with it and says "infinity" which is ridiculous. It should say something like "overflow"!. It's less than 10^500 digits long.

 

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Sometime it say Unendlich. I think it should say “why do you want to know?” Or “Come back tomorrow 200,000 users are requesting solutions”

I hope 250! is less than 10^500 digits long. No calculator or computer can handle numbers that long. Anyway 250! is only 493 digits long.That is 10^(2.385606273598312) way way less than 10^500.

One more thing computers and calculators can’t cope because they are machines. They don’t think or love or hate or give a rat’sass about anything. That is a good thing because it would never do anything for you. Only humans cope. Well some humans do. You do not know much about computers or calculators do you?

 

6-Its Gamma function is wrong by a mile, especially if you use a relatively large number, such as 20.5!

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I not know this kind of error was measured in miles. Are you the same dumbshit who was complaining about it before?

 

7-Can it do statistics calculations?

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-- It’s not a statistics calculator It do these Binomial coefficient Permutation

 

8-Can it do conversions of weights, volume, lengths, temperatures...etc.? -----------

 

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Yep. A bunch of them. http://web2.0calc.com/help/unit-conversion

 

9-Can it calculate in any base that you want?

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It do Hex, Dec, and binary

 

10-Can it solve TVM or financial problems, such as PV, FV, I%, PMT, N....etc.

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It’s not a financial calculator.

 

11-My HP still has dozens more features that your Web 2.0 doen't have.....etc.

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Well bully bully for you and your HP! I hope you are happy together.

 

12-To my eye, your web 2.0 calculator is simply "run of the mill online calculator"

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Well your eyes aren’t very good. Maybe you need glasses. A brain would help too.

Aug 30, 2015
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Aug 30, 2015
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No one is getting defensive here that I know of. No one is trying to justify a mistake either. No I not one of the developers. Hahaha I just a student on here learning basic maths. I wrote my first real program two weeks ago. It just do a average and SDV for 12 numbers. So I have a long way to go. It‘s lot easier to do it on a spread sheet, but this teach me the basics of how all that works.

 

Andre Massow is the developer of the calculator and he will fix the Gamma function when he have a mind to. Even though the Gamma function on this calculator does not work the calculator is still a good calculator. The cigar lighter in my uncles truck not work either that not mean the truck is a piece of defective junk. Well maybe it is but that not the reason why.

 

Someone else mention a couple of weeks ago the Gamma was not working and that was when I found out what a Gama function is. I search for it and find posts by Alan, Heureka and Bertie explaining what it is. I also read about it on other sites. I know more than before but I still have a long way to go before I understand how to use it. 

 

Most of the questions on here are from middle and high school students and a few from college. There is only a few on here who do theoretical and advanced maths like Alan, Bertie, Heureka, Nauseated and Rom who not come on here much anymore. Melody and CPhill do some too, but they mostly spend their time teaching us which shoe goes on which foot and how to tie them after we put them on. That is a good thing because we never learn to read Shakespeare if we not learn our ABCs.

 

 You talk about a FREE calculator that can do the factorial of 10^6 and give you all the digits. But you should know it’s not really free, you just not the one paying for it. Mr. Massow run his own servers and do all the technical work for the calculator and this forum to make it work. The only money he make is from the ads on the Calculator page. That probably not even pay for the electricity to run them. Germany have the highest electric rates in the world so it cost plenty.

 

I cant run the program you link to because I have a tablet and it not work on them. Anyway as for doing a factorial of a 1,000,000 I still think it will take a long time because it is millions and millions of digits long. Also I not know how you get the first 1000 digits without doing the whole thing. But there is a lot of things I don’t know.

 

If you know how to do that I would like to see it and I bet many others on here would like to know too. So make a post and explain it. Believe me there are a lot of members on here who will read it. If it’s a big pile of BS Nauseated might point it out and make a monkey out of you. The others will be more polite about it but not anywhere near as funny. Hahahaha 

Aug 29, 2015