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Calc Zero
Jul 28, 2009, 10:36:11 AM7/28/09
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In Algebraic mode, Calc Zero will close parens for you when you press
=. Also, Calc Zero assumes you want to multiply if you open a paren
without entering an operator. For example, to compute 2*(3+5), you
could key in
2
(
3
+
5
=
N.B. Calc Zero closes parens by adding ) at the *end* of the
expression. If this isn't what you want, you need to close the paren
yourself.
=. Also, Calc Zero assumes you want to multiply if you open a paren
without entering an operator. For example, to compute 2*(3+5), you
could key in
2
(
3
+
5
=
N.B. Calc Zero closes parens by adding ) at the *end* of the
expression. If this isn't what you want, you need to close the paren
yourself.
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