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Welcome to Dollar Tree Pro Calculator! 🌳

One Tool, Infinite Possibilities

Advanced Scientific Mode

Unlock a vast library of mathematical functions essential for both academic and professional work. Our scientific mode provides one-click access to trigonometric (sin, cos, tan), hyperbolic (sinh, cosh), logarithmic (log, ln), and exponential functions, ensuring you have the right tool for any complex problem in physics, engineering, or advanced mathematics.

Powerful Programmer Mode

A complete toolkit for developers, engineers, and computer science students. Instantly convert between number bases (Decimal, Hexadecimal, Octal, and Binary) with a live-updating display. Perform crucial bitwise logic (AND, OR, XOR, NOT) and shift operations to debug algorithms or understand data at its lowest level.

Unmatched Utility Features

This calculator is built for a real-world workflow. A persistent, scrollable history log lets you review, reuse, and export your work. The Undo/Redo stack saves you from accidental deletions, while multiple memory slots and an `ANS` key streamline multi-step calculations. It's the convenience you've always wanted.

The Ultimate Tool For Achievers

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    For Students & Educators

    Gain a significant edge in your studies. This tool is perfect for high school and university students tackling everything from Algebra to advanced Calculus and Physics. For educators, the ability to export a calculation history provides a great way to create examples or review student work.

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    For Programmers & Developers

    Streamline your workflow with a dedicated Programmer mode that is faster and more intuitive than standard OS calculators. Validate bitwise logic, convert HEX color codes or IP addresses, and understand data representation without ever leaving your browser. It's an essential utility for front-end and back-end development.

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    For Professionals & Hobbyists

    From engineers running stress calculations to financial analysts modeling growth with `e`, this calculator is a go-to resource. Hobbyists in electronics, woodworking, or chemistry will find the precision, memory functions, and extensive scientific suite invaluable for their projects.

Simple Steps, Powerful Results

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Select Your Mode

Begin by using the toggle buttons at the top to choose your ideal environment. Select `Scientific` for complex math with trigonometric and logarithmic functions. Choose `Programmer` when you need to work with binary, hex, or bitwise logic. `Basic` offers a clean, straightforward interface for everyday arithmetic.

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Build Your Expression

Type your calculation into the main expression display. The live preview ensures you see exactly what you're calculating. Use parentheses `()` to enforce order of operations for complex formulas. For scientific functions like sine, pressing sin will automatically add sin(, ready for your input.

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Calculate, Review, and Reuse

Press the = key to get your final answer. The entire equation and its result are instantly logged in the History panel. You can then use the ANS key to insert the last result into a new calculation, or press M+ to add it to memory. To edit a previous calculation, simply click on it in the history log to bring it back to the input screen.

Your Questions, Answered

These are operations that work directly on the binary digits (bits) of a number. `AND`, `OR`, `XOR`, and `NOT` are used for logical comparisons and manipulating data masks. `LSH` (Left Shift) and `RSH` (Right Shift) are efficient ways to multiply or divide integers by powers of two. They are fundamental in low-level programming and computer science.
Every time you add to your expression or clear it, the calculator saves a snapshot. If you make a mistake, simply press the Undo `↶` button to go back one step. If you go back too far, press the Redo `↷` button to move forward again. It's a powerful way to correct errors without having to start over.
Yes! While `M+`, `M-`, etc., operate on the main memory register (M), this calculator also features four additional memory slots: M1, M2, and M3. This is a pro feature for when you need to store multiple constants or results for a complex problem. The main `MS` (Memory Store) button saves to the primary memory slot.
In the History tab at the bottom, there is an `Export` button. Clicking this will generate a simple text (`.txt`) file containing your entire session's calculation history, which you can then save to your device for your records, to submit for a class, or to include in a report.
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