I always used either the standard or the scientific on . I discovered today that Windows also has a calculator for that I can switch to. It's really helpful when you deal with numbering systems such as binary, decimal or hexadecimal.

@maricela There are even keyboard shortcuts to get there! Alt + 1 through Alt + 5 are the different modes. Alt+4 gets you to the programmer's calculator, then F2 through F12 helps select radix.
support.microsoft.com/en-us/wi

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