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| 21 Jan 2012 | #11 |
| | You can tell the qualify of a calculator with: any number OTHER than 0 ^ 0 should return 1. 0 ^ 0 should return error/undefined. Years ago when calculators were quite popular, I would never buy one unless it would only allow hitting = once in a row. IOW, to prevent accidentally having the = key triggered twice, and not notice you had done it and go on your merry way. |
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