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🧮 Scientific Calculator

Evaluate arithmetic, trig, logs, exponents, roots, and constants with a safe deterministic expression parser.

Scientific calculation checks

Supports numbers, parentheses, + − × ÷, %, ^, constants pi/e, and one-argument functions like sin, cos, tan, sqrt, log, ln, abs, floor, ceil, round, and exp. Trig functions use radians.

Runs in your browser

Scientific calculations run locally in your browser. Expressions are parsed by a limited math parser, not eval.

What this tool does

Scientific Calculator provides common math functions for arithmetic, exponents, roots, trigonometry, and logs.

Why it is useful

It helps with homework, engineering estimates, quick checks, and everyday calculations that need more than a basic calculator.

How it works

The browser parses a limited math expression grammar and evaluates it locally without network calls.

Best input

Use parentheses to make operation order explicit and remember trig functions use radians.

Accuracy tip

For high-stakes engineering or scientific work, verify precision, units, and significant figures in a specialized tool.

Privacy note

Calculations run locally in your browser.

Important limitation

Floating-point rounding, angle units, and expression order can affect results.

Quick answers

Degrees or radians?

Trig functions use radians in this shared-core version.

Why are decimals sometimes weird?

Computers represent many decimals approximately in binary floating point.

Common Use Cases

Check trig identities

Evaluate expressions like sin(pi / 4)^2 + cos(pi / 4)^2.

Run quick engineering math

Use exponents, logs, roots, and constants for local estimates.

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