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RPN Memory Calculator

Name: RPN Memory Calculator
Author: Neverest

RPN Multi Function Calculator

Published by: Neverest

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RPN Memory Calculator is a simple to use reverse polish notation calculator with seven functions and memory operations including a memory value display and three visible registers. This is not intended to be a full scientific function calculator, it is a handy implementation of basic calculator operations using RPN.
The calculator also integrates unit conversions, so you can convert the value in the x register. This allows you to choose a type (Speed, Mass, Temperature, Pressure etc) and then pick a from and to type. The converted number can either be accepted back into the x register, or discarded.
The calculator remembers state so that calculations you have been working on, with results stored in either the memory field or any of the registers, will still be present when re-open the app any time in the future. All registers, even the hidden ones above z are stored.

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Is RPN Memory Calculator free?

Yes, RPN Memory Calculator is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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An uninviting interface with little appeal, except that it's free and has no advertising. Hmm, actually, I'm going to add a star for that! The flat colour is not a problem but I don't get why the operands do not have the standard appearance. What's wrong with the simple x / + - ? Even if intended to educate someone unfamiliar with RPN, surely it's unnecessary to have these keys denoted as y+x, etc.? I'm giving two stars for the fact that it has no advertising and is free. That much is to be commended; but please rethink the interface.