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dc on the unix command line (linux too), is an rpn calculator. I use its non rpn counterpart bc. I've been told they aren't great (buggy), but for simple math
by acomjean 9y ago
dc on the unix command line (linux too), is an rpn calculator. I use its non rpn counterpart bc. I've been told they aren't great (buggy), but for simple math they work fine.
I used a hp 32S in college, less mistakes make with rpn then entering calculations the other way. though newer calculator allow entering of whole equations ((10 *5)^2)/3 made this less useful.
The hand helds are more portable than emacs.