High Precision Calculator

Can you add a clipboard paste option? I feel like you can check the textview text for invalid characters and then display an error or remove them/ignore them. If possible, a great feature would be to have an edittext for the display so that the user can just tap where they want to type the next character. I've implemented this before in calculators I've made and restricted the user's ability to input text from an input method. Consider it? Also consider adding more parameters for user defined functions?

Great app. Loved it. Just improve UI - Material design, night theme.

But , you need to improve this calculator design , or put themes. You also need to improve the number value example : if i input 9999^9999 the calculator will stop working . You also have to improve the calculator speed example : when i input 9999^900 the calculation is very slow so i have to wait for it. So please improve this and get a better design for the calculator and i will rate 5 stars !

The arbitrary precision capability seems to work as advertised: I was able to get a division of two real numbers calculated to more than 300 significant digits. But with only the four basic arithmetic functions, plus square root, exponents, and factorial, the calculator is severely limited. There are no irrational number constants like Pi built in, and no trig or log functions. If the author were to upgrade this app with at least trig and log functions, and some standard constants like Pi to a high precision, say 500 decimal places, and still have the arbitrary precision output, I would re-install this app.

Its a very nice app but you should give an option to give output in root also; like if we write [sqrt(2) x sqrt(3)] it should give sqrt(6) instead of a decimal number

Dont do again!!!

Thanks for the update, save does more than what I asked for. The three variable function saved me time in a long complicated, nested sum over calculation. The only thing I could think of asking for now is comparing x,y, and, z (<,=,>,<=,>=,<>).

Please add up trigonometric functions.Thanks :)

Great