How Mac uses scientific calculators

Some people are successful people in programming or other industries, and they can't help them when computing things. They are usually equipped with a special calculator to help them get their work done. But the small part here teaches you a kind of calculator that can use in the Mac, do not need to be equipped with Calculator again!

At first glance at the Mac version of the native Calculator app, you might think that this calculator is very simple, but in fact it has built in two other calculator modes, namely the Scientific calculator and programmer calculator.

To convert the MAC version of the calculator mode, first open the Calculator app:

1. You can start the calculator by applying, Spotlight, or Launchpad.

2. Switch the calculator mode by selecting scientific or programmer from the display menu in the top menu bar.

The programmer mode supports hexadecimal, decimal, binary, ASCII, Unicode, while scientific mode supports scientific notation, logarithms, exponents, constants, exponents, fractions, roots, and so on.

The following is the appearance of the programmer pattern:

Here's how the scientific model looks:

You can also quickly switch the calculator mode by using the shortcut key combination:

Command + 1 for Basic mode

Command + 2 for Scientific mode

Command + 3 for Programmer mode

I wonder if you have used any of the other two calculator modes besides the basic mode?

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