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The calculator on Windows does persist a few settings, for example windows size and whether "scientific" or "standard" mode is selected. This could be saved in
by goto11 5y ago
The calculator on Windows does persist a few settings, for example windows size and whether "scientific" or "standard" mode is selected. This could be saved in a config file or some other storage format. Windows has a simple per-application key-value store for such settings. A relational database would be overkill and increase overall complexity.