Open Source Java Mathematics Software

+++DISCLAIMER+++ The project is still currently in beta, thus have bare functionality, and possible bugs. Anyone who can spare time and lend a helping hand as a beta-tester is very appreciated. Contact the author for more information. +++INTRO+++ STEMCalc IV is a simple, yet powerful, console-programmed calulator written in Java, performing one calculation with two numbers max at a time and other various functions. +++STORY+++ This is the fourth edition of the previously abandoned student project STEMCalcR. The project has never seen the light of day due to various bugs and lack of usability, even after attempts at reviving the project in the forms of STEMCalcR2 and R3Boot editions. Determined, not giving up, me, one of the original co-authors of STEMCalcR, has brought to you STEMCalc IV, the swiss knife of mathematics. I am determined to drive this project further, turning it into a powerful program , more than just your average calculator.

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