Big Number Calculator

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Big Number Calculator Windows 7 compatible
Freeware
Windows Vista
Feb 10, 2011
35 kBytes
.Net Framework 3.5

Add, Multiply, Subtract, and Divide large numbers! Have you ever wanted to do simple math with really big numbers? Now is your chance! Big Number Calculator will allow you to do math with really big numbers! But would if you wanted to do it using binary numbers? No problem! Simply change the base to 2 and fire away! Big Number Calculator allows you to choose any base between 2 and 100! This is both a helpful tool for those who actually need to perform the calculations and fun for those who wanted to play around with math and not get errors for trying numbers that are too big. Enjoy!

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