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