Calx vs RPN

CALX is an RPN calculator — a calculator designed to work with a list of numbers. This means that instead of just typing an equation into your calculator, you push numbers onto a stack, and then apply operations to the lowermost numbers in the stack. It's bizarre, but it makes sense once it clicks. If this all sounds confusing, don't worry! CALX comes with a guided tutorial which will get you up to speed in three minutes. Features: • Gestural interaction: Manipulate your data with simple, intuitive gestures. • Multiple keypads: CALX features an array of basic, scientific, and statistical functions. • Customization: Select from different fonts and colours to find a combination that works for you.

The basic four function calculator displays numbers in fixed format. The scientific calculator has 75 built-in functions covering logarithms, powers, roots, trigonometric, date, time, memory operations, statistics, and probabilities and up to four user defined macro functions. It displays numbers in user configurable fixed, scientific, or engineering formats. The user configurable calculator has sixteen user configurable function buttons that can each be assigned two functions from 75 built-in functions and access an unlimited number of user defined macro functions. It displays numbers in user configurable fixed, scientific, or engineering formats. The programmer’s calculator has a hexadecimal keypad and displays numbers in user configurable hexadecimal format. It has four basic mathematics, six bitwise, and two shift functions. All calculators share an operation history display for ease of reviewing computations and extensive in-app help documentation. Numbers can be copied to and pasted from the clipboard for ease of use with other applications.