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Janus Calculator Capturas de tela

iPad

iPhone

About Janus Calculator

Two-sided calculator. Side A uses Standard Notation, Side B uses Reverse Polish Notation. Both calculators are programmable, include various finance and scientific functions, and the values of 45 physical constants. Also includes a Black-Scholes option calculator, including calculation of implied values for each of the inputs.

Novidades da Última Versão 2.2

Last updated on Dec 12, 2021

Versões Antigas

Updated to IOS15

Version History

2.2

Dec 12, 2021

Updated to IOS15

2.1

Nov 10, 2018

Bug fix for display in certain orientations

2.0

Jul 20, 2017

Update to iOS 10.3, including 64-bit to eliminate "this will slow down your iPhone" messages.
Support for display in landscape.
Black-Scholes was working on Reverse Polish calculator but not Standard calculator. Now it works on both.
Fixed stack operation in RPN mode.
Other minor bug fixes.
"MEM" function to enable display of calculator's memory (to remind you what you saved in register 6, for example.)
Number display now includes commas.
Three assignable buttons for running programs.
Two new stats buttons - skewness of a distribution, and slope/intercept of a regression line.

1.0

May 26, 2010

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