Image Calculator vs Nova Calc

Simple calculator. You can see the calculation history. The number displayed on the calculator display can be saved. How to use Percent calculation 10% of 50 50 % 10 = 5 300 plus 10% of 300 300 + 10 % = 330 Subtract 20% of 100 to 100 100 - 20 % = 80 AC  Delete all of the calculation. C Move the calculation back one step. ( The previous one is displayed, is displayed the next on input. ) Delete the last digit of the numbers. Swipe the calculator display sideways. ( Copy, Paste, Save ) Numbers on calculator display　 Tap calculator display. Swipe the row of setting buttons to the right to reveal the memory button. ( iPhone portrait orientation ) To edit the title of the saved numbers. Long press the title. It is calculated by the same calculation method as a general calculator.

Change a number. Keep your work. Adding up expenses, checking a bill, or trying a different amount? Nova Calc lets you edit your calculation and see the updated result without typing everything again. EDIT WITHOUT STARTING OVER Tap a number or operator to change it. Correct an entry or try a different value while keeping the rest of your calculation. KEEP RESULTS YOU CAN USE AGAIN Completed calculations are saved with a date and time. Add a note so you remember what a total was for, then bring that result into your next calculation. SEE THE WHOLE CALCULATION Long expressions wrap across multiple lines. Scroll through your history and current calculation in one continuous view on iPhone. MORE ROOM WHEN YOU NEED IT On iPhone, scrolling through your calculations automatically hides the keypad. Tap the floating keyboard button to bring it back and keep calculating. COPY WHAT YOU NEED Copy a result, an expression, or a complete calculation to use in a message, note, or document. EVERYDAY MATH, WITH LESS REPETITION Work with percentages, decimals, and parentheses. Continue from a previous result, revisit a saved calculation, or change an amount to compare totals. Useful for shopping totals, household expenses, bills, and all the calculations you may want to check again.