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There's should be a way build a calculator that did that, for for pedagogical purposes. For example, you could do everything in floating point and zero the exp
by ajb 7y ago
There's should be a way build a calculator that did that, for for pedagogical purposes. For example, you could do everything in floating point and zero the exponent after each operation. I wonder if that's the same as the effect of slide rules? (Goes to check wikipedia...)
- apricot 7y agoYou could take a normal calculator, put it in scientific notation, and stick a piece of cardboard over the exponent.