Before Wolfram Alpha, before the Internet, before even PCs, calculations more complex than what could be accomplished with a “four banger” required some kind of programmable calculator.

Parents bought new toys that offered both instruction in arithmetic and other games for their children. A few calculators were programmable, offering an alternative to large computers and to the ...

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is currently examining a proposal to allow the use of basic calculators in Class 12 accountancy exams. The aim is to reduce the cognitive load of ...

he Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is examining a proposal to allow use of basic non-programmable calculators in class 12 accountancy exams to ease cognitive load associated with ...