Smart Shopping with Function Calculator

Smart Shopping with Function Calculator!

Did you know you can easily track market prices and calculate totals in seconds? With Function Calculator, you can assign prices to items and use them in calculations just like numbers!

Example: Set Prices for Your Market Items

var apple = 5;  
var pear = 6;

Now, whenever you need to calculate your total cost, just use them in your expressions!

Quick Shopping Calculation

Imagine you’re buying 2 apples and 3 pears:

apple × 2 + pear × 3

➡ Total: 28 (because 5×2 + 6×3 = 28)

No need to remember prices every time! Define them once and use them anytime. Perfect for quick grocery math, budgeting, or even tracking expenses!

Try it now and make math effortless!





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