Math

Command line utilities provide a bit more accuracy in activities they perform, mostly because they exclude any possible design issues which affect stability, since they only hold specific functions. Almost anything can be done from the Command Prompt, and Math is a lightweight tool with which to solve different types of operations.

No installation is involved to make the program work, which means it can just as easily be carried around on a thumb drive to use on other computers. Registry entries are not affected in the process, thus the health status of the target PC remains intact.

Unlike most command line utilities, this one doesn’t necessarily have to be launched from a Command Prompt instance because the executable does this instead. However, it’s also possible to navigate through Command Prompt, but there’s not really a difference in functionality.

The application covers three types of operations, and one function for relaxation, which requires no effort, except for viewing. The fourth option generates an animation to simulate snow falling from the sky.

As far as available operations are concerned, these can be used to calculate exponents, factorials, and polynomials. Value requirements gradually show up on screen in a similar manner for all types of operations. After writing down the last value and hitting “Enter” result is shown in the same window, and the main menu shows up again after a short while.