My old Android 4.4 phone came with a calculator that didn't do operations priority.
Ie: 2+2x4 is 8
The new Android 7.1 phone I got last year came with Google Calculator, which did operations priority.
Ie: 2+2x2 is 6
And there's no option to turn it off!
Finally downloaded a calculator which allowed you to not use operations priority.
This is what you needQuote: 100xOdds(Thought Wiz would appreciate a math Rant)
And there's no option to turn it off!
Finally downloaded a calculator which allowed you to not use operations priority.
Quote: unJonReverse Polish notation or get out. ;-)
Amen brother!
Quote: unJonReverse Polish notation or get out. ;-)
mehQuote: tringlomaneUse parentheses?
just give me the simple dumb calculator i've been using since i was a kid :)
That's worrying as it's either 16: (2+2)*4 or 10: 2+(2*4) !Quote: 100xOdds...My old Android 4.4 phone came with a calculator that didn't do operations priority.
Ie: 2+2x4 is 8...
PS For those who remember Green Shield stamps I got a free Slide Ruler many many years ago.
Unlike a normal or traditional calculator, it lets you enter the whole expression before doing any calculation.
To go from left to right, ignoring the order of operations, you'll have to hit equals
So key in:
2 + 2 = x 2 =
Then you'll get 8
A traditional calculator has eager evaluation - as soon as you have two completed numbers on either side of an operator, for a 2 argument infix operator, it will calculate it.
After you hit 2 + 2 x, it will evaluate the first bit, as you know.
yes with = but thats 2 extra keys.Quote: Dalex64I hadn't noticed that with the g-calculator.
Unlike a normal or traditional calculator, it lets you enter the whole expression before doing any calculation.
To go from left to right, ignoring the order of operations, you'll have to hit equals
So key in:
2 + 2 = x 2 =
Then you'll get 8
A traditional calculator has eager evaluation - as soon as you have two completed numbers on either side of an operator, for a 2 argument infix operator, it will calculate it.
After you hit 2 + 2 x, it will evaluate the first bit, as you know.
traditional calculator FTW!