Contains four programs: DIVIS.G (tells how many divisors a number has and which are they, with nice input form), DIVIS.S (same thing, but without interface, less intuitive but faster), FATOR.G (factorizes a number/decompose it into prime numbers, with nice input form) and FATOR.S (same thing, but without interface, less intuitive but faster).
Simple but very useful program, which lists the calculator's flags, optionally showing them graphically, allowing the user to compare them with other calculators to verify if any flag is causing strange behavior. Includes multiple versions with slightly different functionality.
This program calculates the number of necessary banknotes or coins to make a payment or a series of payments without having trouble with change. A note of $1 can't pay bills of 0.45 and 0.55 as well as 1 $0.50 coin, 4 $0.10 coins and 2 $0.05 coins. Imagine if there're 200 bills summing thousands of dollars!
Creates a file with the calculator's entire memory, saving it in a SD card to restore the calculator in a later moment.
Contains four programs: DIVIS.G (tells how many divisors a number has and which are they, with nice input form), DIVIS.S (same thing, but without interface, less intuitive but faster), FATOR.G (factorizes a number/decompose it into prime numbers, with nice input form) and FATOR.S (same thing, but without interface, less intuitive but faster).
Simple but very useful program, which lists the calculator's flags, optionally showing them graphically, allowing the user to compare them with other calculators to verify if any flag is causing strange behavior. Includes multiple versions with slightly different functionality.
This program calculates the number of necessary banknotes or coins to make a payment or a series of payments without having trouble with change. A note of $1 can't pay bills of 0.45 and 0.55 as well as 1 $0.50 coin, 4 $0.10 coins and 2 $0.05 coins. Imagine if there're 200 bills summing thousands of dollars!
Sorts current directory so it will show first all directories (in alphabetic order) then all files (also in alphabetic order).