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    Replace calculator with Command Line Calculator

    Need a easy way to calculate, don't want to start the calculator every time, so here is a great app to replace your calculator Command Line Calculator. The calculator available with Windows can be used for basic calculations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication etc.Command Line calculator "CLC" is The Calculator that can be used to calculate faster without opening any window.

    Just copy the the CLC.exe to a directory that is in the path on you computer i.e the windows directory. Then just write clc 67+89 and the answer will be presented to you directly.CLC supports + - * / % CLC calculates from left to right with no exceptions.The app does provide users with a interface to type in the commands, however it lacks a UI that is available with regular calculators for inputting numbers etc, making it look more like a command prompt.

    The beauty of this command line calculator is that not only can you do simple calculations while doing other chores, but you have a ticker tape where you can scroll back up and see previous results. Also, running from the command line makes passing the results to other programs or into a file very easy. CLC also have some extra parameters that is sent to CLC using \ backslash parameters.There is no limit to the length of expression, which can be entered into calculation. Program supports variables and most of the typical functions like trigonometric functions, logarithms, basic operations and so on, see more details from the help page.



    This app also allows you to save your calculations so that you can use them again. It also supports most common mathematical expressions such as sin, cos, tan, log, exp, random number generation.All calculations are stored into a history list. One can access these calculations by pressing space bar. These calculations are also saved into a temporary file. So when program is started again one can access previously calculated functions if needed.

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    Re: Replacement calculator with Command Line Calculator

    CLC has ability to supports expression calculations, plotting graphs, ability to set and use variables, user defined functions, date difference calculation among other things.Also, running from the command line makes passing the results to other programs or into a file very easy. There is also separate window for variables, which can be used together with main window. It can find under menu item “View”.

    Command Line Calculator Features
    • Date calculation
    • Bitwise operations are supported
    • Saving and opening previous calculations
    • Plotting graphs
    • Variables can be used
    • User can define own functions
    • Expression calculation, unlimited length
    • Following numbers are supported: decimal, hex, octal and binary
    • 60 in build functions available
    • Temporary file and history list


    Download CLC

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    Re: Replacement calculator with Command Line Calculator

    CLC supports these Operating systems..Windows Vista, Windows 95, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98.Bitwise operations like and, or, xor, not, eqv, imp and shifting is also supported. One can combine these operations and functions with other in build and user defined functions.

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    Re: Replacement calculator with Command Line Calculator

    Interesting Calculator... Thanks for sharing this friends. I would like to try this !!

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