TTCalc0.9.3

Math is difficult enough as it is, and as we advance in discoveries, it only gets more complex. However, the computer is now capable of solving complicated expressions in the blink of an eye, with tons of specialized applications to suit your needs. One such example is TTCalc, fitted with a large variety of features to provide comfort, and flexibility in calculus.

Clean layout, and various operators

The application starts off in a pretty compact window, with all features wrapped around a classic frame. Accommodation is not something to worry about, especially since most functions and variables are clear even to beginners, and the different tabs prevent you from feeling overwhelmed.An upper input field is at your disposal, with the possibility to provide necessary variables either through keyboard, or built-in numpad. Available operators stretch beyond common ones, with available functions for trigonometry and advanced arithmetics as well, including popular constants like Pi and Euler number.

Configure variables, functions, and save results

However, these are only part of the first tab, with the possibility to switch to variables and functions for advanced operations. These allow you to set up custom variables by specifying name and value, as well as entire functions which can contain multiple parameters.Result is delivered as you type. By default, the length is rather limited, but you can pay a visit to the precision, and display tabs to choose the length of interest, input and output base, grouping, trigonometric functions measurement unit, and more.Any output can be instantly copied to clipboard either alone, or along with the formula. Additionally, the application packs a calcpad, which is nothing more than an empty plain text document you can use to keep a record of all expressions and save under any format of interest when done.

On an ending note

In conclusion, TTCalc comes with an impressive variety of features to help out with arithmetic, and trigonometric calculus. Variables and functions can be configured for general expressions, while available operators make sure calculus is far from limited to elementary school level.