I’m looking for a programmable calculator with the option of saving and loading the functions i created. the closest I’ve found so far is something like Free42 but the learning curve is kinda steep. thanks for your help!
termux could do that? which is basically “the” programmable calculator.
termux the emulator? well, bc/dc could be included. I’m wondering how comfortable typing via a smartphone touchscreen is. I’ll give it a try. thanks!
there is for sure no nice UI/ input method. but if you use e.g. hackers keyboard it would basically just be a small learning curve typing the syntax.
but it outweighs the pros to create e.g. python scripts and bind them together and do what you want.
Numworks has a free app that supports python, if that’s sort of what you’re hoping for? I will say that I don’t know if it clears the program memory between one use and the next.
great tip, thank you. this is definitely the right direction. but apparently saving between sessions is not really possible. most people seem to edit their scripts using an external editor and paste them for execution. unsure whether this works in the long run. anyways thanks again
Few days back, I came by an excellent app called CalcES.
As a follow up: just found ebtcalc on PlayStore which allows defining, storing, and calling custom functions in JavaScript. very nice (not the interface, though)
