Programming Calculator 4+

Name: Programming Calculator
Rating: 4.9 (23 reviews)
Author: Mikhail Razin

Numeral systems converter

Mikhail Razin

Designed for iPad

- 4.9 • 23 Ratings

- Free

Description

Enjoy one of the best programmer's calculators! You can calculate in four numeral systems and transfer numbers between them. Supports DEC(10x) HEX(16x) OCT(8x) and BIN(2x) numeral systems. If you need more you can use the numeral system converter, that can convert numbers between any numeral system from 2x to 29x. Very simple interface can make your calculations really comfortable and quick. Are you an IT engineer? This calc is what you need.

Jul 5, 2024

Version 27.0

Performance improved

4.9 out of 5

23 Ratings

Multiple base numbers

I deal with an application that used base 20 in addition to hexadecimal (base 16). This calc app easly does the conversion. Best calculator app that I have seen.

Thanks for the feedback!!!

Almost perfect

I would ask for a few improvements, but overall a great app!

It would be great to pay for ad removal!

I would ask to have the hex value show a “0x” prefix, and maybe a “0b” prefix on binary.

Also to allow switching bases by tapping the associated row, in addition to the dedicated buttons.

Also, maybe a bug, but it would be nice if it allowed entering and showing leading zeroes. Currently it shows an error and question mark if you enter a leading zero.

Possibly would work better if you could predefine a bit depth and always show the leading zeroes for that depth, like 64bit, 32bit, 16bit, 8bit. And it would truncate at that depth

Thanks for the feedback!!! We will think about improving the application!

Very poor prog calculator

I was not able to find any and, or, xor, shift functions. Yes I can do math in base 9 or base 17 but none of that is useful. If you want to make a decent prog calculator at least support the fundamental logic functions used by programmers.

Thank you for your feedback - it helps us improve the app! We will add this functionality soon.

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