
Scientific Calculator Scalar
Advanced Scientific Calculator, Functions, Graphs & Scripts Programming
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Android App Analysis and Review: Scientific Calculator Scalar, Developed by INFIMA. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 1.2.1, Updated On 27/08/2023 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Scientific Calculator Scalar. Achieved Over 246 thousand Installs. Scientific Calculator Scalar Currently Has 4 thousand Reviews, Average Rating 4.7 Stars
📗📙📘 Click and see the user guide in PDF🥇 Extremely Flexible & Very Advanced Scientific Calculator with User Arguments Definition, User Functions Definition, Functions Graphs, Scripts Programming and many other features.
Scalar is much more than a calculator. Scalar is a powerful math engine and math scripting language, that combines the simplicity of standard calculators with the flexibility of scripting. Thanks to Scalar, defining arguments and functions, as well as using them in subsequent calculations, expressions and functions graphs, has never been easier. You will see it shortly after getting familiar with available screens and options.
🎯 Main features:
🔹 Standard & Advanced Scientific Calculator
🔹 Extremely convenient calculator keyboard
🔹 Re-usage of previous calculations, just reference a constant that was created for your convenience
🔹 User defined arguments, as simple as x = 2
🔹 User defined functions, as simple as f(x) = x^2, f(x,y,…)=2*x+y
🔹 User defined random variables, as simple as rand X = rNor(0,1)+1
🔹 Beautiful function graphs, set variables, range, expression, interact with the chart!
🔹 Scripts writing, personalize and automate you work!
🔹 Rich set of examples built-in in the app!
🔹 Work saving and results sharing
👌 The definition of user elements has never been easier!
Using Scalar you can easily create user elements, below are examples of the natural mathematical syntax:
▶ scalar > x = 2
▶ scalar > y = 2 * x
▶ scalar > y
➥ e1 = 4.0
▶ scalar > x = 3
▶ scalar > y
➥ e2 = 6.0
👌 There is no need to save the results!
In Scalar, each result is assigned to an automatically created constant, see example:
▶ scalar > 2 + 3
➥ e1 = 5.0
▶ scalar > 4 + 6
➥ e2 = 10.0
▶ scalar > e1 + e2
✪ ➥ e3 = 15.0
👌 User functions give huge possibilities of personalization!
Defining user functions is just as simple as writing a formula
▶ scalar > f (x, y) = sqrt (x ^ 2 + y ^ 2)
▶ scalar > f (3,4)
➥ e1 = 5.0
👩🏫 Scalar was created by a mathematician, therefore it has built-in summation and product operators!
Scalar also supports summation and product operators, for example the number of prime numbers in the range of 2 to 1000
▶ scalar > sum ( i, 2, 10000, ispr (i) )
➥ e1 = 1229.0
⚡️ This is only a tiny part of available options!
It is only a presentation of a small part of the available mathematical functions. All implemented math elements exceeds several hundred.
👩🏻💻 At Scalar, you can write scripts!
🔹 The ability to write scripts is a unique feature among scientific calculators.
🔹 We all know how scripts significantly accelerate work.
🔹 Scalar provides a nice script editor with syntax highlighting & syntax hints.
🔹 Scripts can be saved and/or shared (pro version).
🔹 Start-up script is also supported (pro version).
📈 At Scalar you can create beautiful function graphs!
🔹 Visualization is important - no doubts!
🔹 Scalar provides the ability to create highly personalized function charts.
🔹 Functions graphs are fully interactive: values reading, scaling, zooming.
🔹 Function charts can be saved or shared (pro version).
📳 ScalarMath.org
More details on: ScalarMath.org
👌 Enjoy using Scalar Scientific Calculator!
What's New
Video help fixed, update to the latest Google requirements.
Recent Comments
SUBHENDU MAJUMDER
One of the best app I paid for. It does what it is supposed to. Five star. Only two concern: the graph is a bit complex to deal 2ith. I use Microsoft math for that. And second one thought the scalar script is able to handle small scripts, it couldn't utilise the powerful phone RAM/Compute to deal with a lengthy one. I didn't even bother about the free one.
A Google user
This is a good calculator and has an okay graphing environment, but where the calculator shines is the scripting environment, which has a nice programming language behind the scenes. If you need to script something quickly on your phone, this is your best bet. It's got a faster start up time than any other language you might use on your phone with a syntax that is simple enough to learn quickly. Sure, it's not Python or Lisp, but it works for most problems.
Arthur Cole
I love this calculator and you can see my review history for what I have said previously... I had to drop a star because of this new rating request pop-up. I've given it multiple 5* reviews and it just keeps popping up asking for a review. Not just at boot up, but every time I go to it or adjust the size of the floater window I'm using it in. It is borderline unusable. Change your window to verify numbers, go back to Scalar and click 2 pop-ups. I have 4x pop-up interactions than calculations.
lalo lalouve
Yeah, this is no Mathematica, so it works all the time instead of showing a spinner and then "computational time exceeded". Lots of features, so the interface quirks may take some time to get used to. Better think of it as a mini-octave, it is a calculator, not analythical math solver. Waiting for the vector and the tensor editions, kek.
A Google user
great math app, with one small bug on my device that hurts me inside like a not so gental cellmate. besides being a great calculator, it has a pretty nice scripting environment. It even allows you to run a script at startup, which lets you do anything from having some variables on hand to defining nearly any function that you can write. Unfortunately, I cant save the scripts on my device. I allowed it access to the file sustem but it still fails to write. Still my favorite calculator though.
Rob R
I bought the paid version to be able to export scripts. However the app requires external storage permissions and there seems to be no way to give the app what it needs, thus I cannot export or open saved scripts.
A Google user
Too many popups, and they disappear faster than I can read them. That makes them useless. If you make them stay longer - this amount of popups will get even more annoying. This is not the right way to educate the user. If you trying to solve UX problems with excessive amount of instructions - you already failed.
A Google user
This app is great if you need more than basic calculator. It can do algebra and graphics and scripts. I see some comments about having to use * instead of X but this is because variables are allowed so X can be a number whereas * cannot. If you want more than the calculator already installed on your device, this is a good alternative as it can be as complex or as simple as you like