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You just found a bug in Google Calculator. You wrote "calories" but Google is giving you the answer in "kilocalories". If you change "calories" to "kilocalories
by WithinReason 5y ago
You just found a bug in Google Calculator. You wrote "calories" but Google is giving you the answer in "kilocalories". If you change "calories" to "kilocalories" the answer doesn't change.
I wonder how many times in the past has it given you the wrong answer without you noticing?
- Dylan16807 5y agoThat's what people mean by calories, it's not a bug. It even labels it precisely!
- logicallee 5y agoYes, I agree.
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- logicallee 5y agoI agree with the other person who replied to you. By 3000 calories I meant 3000 Calories, which is how people use it. My input is sloppy, Google turns its output into something rigorous. As the other person replied, it is labelled precisely.
- ejolto 5y agoI tired 1000 millicalories, but doesn't look like Google understands that either.