No it doesn't. It's really just a scientific calculator with a solver built in. It handles perhaps 95% of my requirements pretty well. Anything more complicated

No it doesn't. It's really just a scientific calculator with a solver built in. It handles perhaps 95% of my requirements pretty well. Anything more complicated than that heads to a mac. I've been using scipy, matplotlib and sympy on that. The basic graphing calculators from Casio, while not overly powerful have a programming language that you can effectively drive on the device very easily. I've seen people do some amazing stuff on them.