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mathematical-operations
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This code uses React, ReactDOM, and Bootstrap to render a calculator interface. Users input two numbers via a form, which updates the calculated value using state.
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Program To Perform Mathematical Operations On Complex Numbers, With Advanced Functions. Useful In Physics, Electronics..
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Have you ever felt the need to perform a quick calculation in your browser without opening any external app? Try this calculator web app that offers a nice user experience and interface directly in your browser. It is responsive and it was built in with vanilla JavaScript to help you with basic mathematical operations.
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The GPS-Calculator (Graphing, Polynomial, Scientific) is a React project that encompasses three components: a Graphing, Polynomial Roots, and Scientific Calculator. It provides users with a versatile toolset for performing mathematical calculations, including graphing functions, finding polynomial roots, and executing scientific operations.
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Creating a calculator using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is a common web development project. This involves designing a user interface using HTML and CSS, and then implementing the calculator's functionality using JavaScript.
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I did data analysis and data visualization projects by servicing R language.
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We will visualize the style transfer output produced by monet_generator_model. We take 5 sample images that are photos of beautiful landscapes in the original dataset and feed them to the model.
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Implemention of mathematical operations simulating machine instructions in the CPU.
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Python package for mathematical operation (https://pypi.org/project/arunp77-mathlib/)
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A scientific calculator implemented with NumPy that performs basic and advanced mathematical operations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, sine, cosine, tangent, logarithm, and square root. Features a user-friendly interface for easy input and calculations.
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