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I am looking for a scientific calculator that allows me to define functions that i will have to repeat many times.
Not interested in too deep for me programming your calculator with assembly edition, i just need that simple feature and the usual stuff you would find.

>> No.8043378

bump

>> No.8044080

>>8043360
It is very simple to do with Python, and doesn't take any more knowledge than in using a regular calculator.

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>>8043360
>i

>> No.8045483

>>8043360
Octave/maple/matlab sounds like something you are looking for.

They have easy to use syntax and you need way less programming then making the things yourself e.g. in C.

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