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Computer Programming App - matalog - 09-21-2022 08:58 PM
Are there any computer science/programming helper apps that you know of? Something like a HP 16c simulation, being able to quickly change from Hex to Dec to Bin, shift left/right, rotate etc?
RE: Computer Programming App - Didier Lachieze - 09-21-2022 09:28 PM
EDIT ( my initial answer was out of topic).
There is an existing app: BASE48
RE: Computer Programming App - matalog - 09-21-2022 09:58 PM
(09-21-2022 09:28 PM)Didier Lachieze Wrote: An app for which OS?
Otherwise if the 16C is too expensive, the CASIO CM-100 is a pretty neat computer math calculator for what you need to do, lacking the 16C programmability but much cheaper.
I had assumed that being posted in the HP Prime group, then it would be known I meant an app for that calculator.
Yes, I would consider a CM-100, but I would need to know that it can be modded to accept a battery as well as its solar power.
RE: Computer Programming App - Didier Lachieze - 09-21-2022 10:03 PM
(09-21-2022 09:58 PM)matalog Wrote: I had assumed that being posted in the HP Prime group, then it would be known I meant an app for that calculator.
My mistake, I’ve updated my initial post above.
RE: Computer Programming App - KeithB - 09-22-2022 01:09 PM
The standard Windows calculator has a "Programmer" personality.
(Click on the representation to change the entry keyboard from Hex to Oct to Dec to Binary)
I have attached a screenshot.
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RE: Computer Programming App - agarza - 09-22-2022 01:45 PM
(09-22-2022 01:09 PM)KeithB Wrote: The standard Windows calculator has a "Programmer" personality.
(Click on the representation to change the entry keyboard from Hex to Oct to Dec to Binary)
I have attached a screenshot.
OS X built-in calculator also has a programmer mode and RPN.
RE: Computer Programming App - paul0207 - 09-22-2022 01:52 PM
Also on macOS, PCalc (commercial product) has both RPN and "programmer" mode, screenshot attached.
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RE: Computer Programming App - jfelten - 09-22-2022 11:12 PM
The Prime has a built-in integer editor capable of base conversion and bit shifting. To access it, press [Shift] + [-].