As you launch Expression Calculator, it shows a fully featured user-interface.
The interface has been designed to look like any normal calculator.
Hence, it resembles a Casio fx-4500P
calculator, which, by the way, unlike its Hewlett Packard,
extremely powerful, but fairly complicated rivals, always insisted on avoiding the inverse polish notation and constructs
as such. It allowed to enter simple natural expressions, very much like the Expression Calculator.
You will easily identify the following parts:
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Once you are familiar with the Expression Calculator functions, you will probably stop using the interface and type in
the expressions, as this seems to be the most natural way.
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