[Right now this only works for integers, but I may add decimal support in the future. It also only accepts two numbers at a time; support for more may be added later.] This calculator should theoretically NEVER switch to scientific notation, returning a full, gloriously large number to you. The ultimate goal is to create a full-on "Mass Digit Calculator"-- a calculator that can perform 6 basic operations with hypothetically infinite precision, bounded only by storage limitations. It wouldn't be fast, but it would be accurate. Always working on optimizations. CURRENT LIMITS: - Can't do decimals (for a future update) - ~906,000,000 character limit for result (Scratch) - 200,000 non-zero digit limit for lists (Scratch) - 1,000,000,000,000+ *digit* numbers (hypothetical) FUTURE PLANS: - Patch in decimals (not hard) - Make a Mass Digit Adder (will hypothetically obliterate the digit length limit, also adds another operation as an option) - Make a Mass Digit Exponentiator (adds another operation as an option; the ultimate application of this precise multiplier) - Make a Mass Digit Subtractor (adds another operation as an option) - Make a Mass Digit Divider (adds another operation as an option, will benefit greatly from decimal implementation) - Make a Mass Digit Root Extractor (adds another operation as an option, making the program The Mass Digit Calculator; the ultimate application of the proposed precise divider)
