Simple Calculator

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Here you can post comments about Simple Calculator extension, created by allenonmer

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I install these but they are not showing up in the extensions.

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@jaybjay: These types of extensions are at the top right

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If the gadget does not automatically install to your desktop, it will be in your gadget gallery. Right-click on your desktop (Windows 7) or sidebar (Windows Vista) and select "Add Gadget," then click on your newly downloaded calculator to place it on the desktop.

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If the gadget does not automatically install to your desktop, it will be in your gadget gallery. Right-click on your desktop (Windows 7) or sidebar (Windows Vista) and select "Add Gadget," then click on your newly downloaded calculator to place it on the desktop.

[Xexia]

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все просто и понгятно. нормик

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"Nice and straightforward tool sometimes simple is all you need for quick calculations.

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Building a simple calculator in Hype is definitely doable, even with limited JavaScript experience. You can start with basic functions — addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division — using Hype’s built-in actions to trigger JavaScript snippets. While it’s true that JavaScript can be a bit finicky with precise decimal math, libraries like math.js or simple rounding functions can make things much smoother.

If you’d like some inspiration, I recently shared a small Snow Day Calculator project that uses similar logic for calculations

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A simple snow calculator is one of those underrated tools that becomes incredibly useful the moment winter hits. Based on real weather patterns and snowfall density, it helps estimate how much snow has accumulated, how heavy it is, and even how long it might take to clear. After using snow day calculator by protonreader.com, Whether you’re a homeowner checking if your roof can handle the weight, a driver planning safe travel, or someone just curious about the storm outside, this tool makes winter decision-making easier. It’s straightforward, practical, and designed for anyone who wants quick, reliable insights into snowfall without the guesswork.