C : Clears the entire display.DEL : Deletes the last character entered.( ) : Use for order of operations.÷ × - + : Standard arithmetic operators.^ : Power (e.g., 2^3 is 2 raised to the power of 3). Use ** internally.√ : Square root (e.g., √(9)). Remember the closing parenthesis ).sin cos tan : Trigonometric functions (input in degrees). Remember the closing parenthesis ).log : Base-10 logarithm. Remember the closing parenthesis ).ln : Natural logarithm. Remember the closing parenthesis ).π : Pi constant (approx. 3.14159).e : Euler's number constant (approx. 2.71828).! : Factorial (e.g., 5!). Calculates factorial of the number immediately preceding it. Works best at the end of a number or expression part.= : Calculates the result of the expression.
Evaluate everyday and scientific-style expressions with trigonometry, logarithms, powers, roots, constants, and factorials.
This browser calculator evaluates arithmetic expressions using a button-based keypad. It includes parentheses, sine/cosine/tangent, base-10 and natural logarithms, square root, powers, π, e, and factorial.
Inputs are button-generated numeric expressions with +, −, ×, ÷, parentheses, trigonometric functions, logarithms, square root, powers, π, e, and factorial. Trigonometric input is intended to use degrees.
The result appears in the calculator display and finite results are rounded to up to 10 decimal places. Invalid expressions or non-finite results show an error or Infinity state. There is no export or calculation history.
Yes, the interface describes sin, cos, and tan as degree-based functions. Complex or nested expressions may require careful parentheses.
Factorial is intended for nonnegative integers. Very large values overflow to Infinity, and the interface is not a symbolic algebra system.
No. It provides a keypad display without calculation history, variables, memory, unit conversion, graphing, export, or documented keyboard entry.
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