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For a syntax in a spreadsheet you would want something that is short and familiar but you can certainly toy with idea. I remember when the geeky engineers had
by throwaway4good 5y ago
For a syntax in a spreadsheet you would want something that is short and familiar but you can certainly toy with idea.
I remember when the geeky engineers had their calculators in reverse Polish notation:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Polish_notation
- taneq 5y agochecks my top drawer What do you mean 'remember when'?! :P Now if only I could remember how to use the damn thing...
- Jtsummers 5y agoNumbers, enter, numbers, operation. That's about it, nice and simple. Programming in RPL was a lot of fun, sadly my HP-48G was lost to water damage (lost a bunch of things from that leaky roof). I still have my 32SII from college when a class required non-programmable calculators. Of course, it is programmable but they didn't know that (and I didn't use it) but it was easier to slip that out and stick with RPN than get used to a TI scientific calculator again.
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- kinghajj 5y agoI unironically have an RPN calculator app on my phone. I find it easier to use than a regular calculator.