Pi	3.1415926535897932384626433832795
%	Calculation of percentage, for example  10% von 100 = 100*pro(10). < /P > < /P >
exp()	Computes the exponent, example: exp(10)
sin()	Computes the Sine, example: sin(1.45)
asin()	Computes the Arcsines, example: asin(pi/4)
cos()	Computes the Cosines, example: cos(pi/8)
acos()	Computes the Arccosines, example: acos(pi/4)
tan()	Computes the Tangent, example: 4+tan(pi/8)
atan()	Computes the Arctangent, example: 2*atan(pi/4)
log()	Computes the Logarithms (10)
ln()	Logarithm on the basis of the Euler number of 'e' (approx. 2.71828182845905....)
Fac()	Factorizing up to max. 1547, example: fac(10) =  362880 < /P > < /P >
Rnd()	Random number, example: rnd(100)
Deg()	Radian change of degree, example: deg(cos(phi/4)) =  40.5142 < /P > < /P >
Rad()	Degree change of radian, example: rad(180) = 3.1415 < /P > < /P >
Sqrt()	Square root of, example: sqrt(9) = 3< /P >< /P >
x^y	X to the power of y, example: 2**4 = 16< /P >< /P >

Expressions in parentheses ()

You should use each operation in brackets.  Example:  the expression "(10+5)/5" meant that the expression in the brackets is first computed and then the part outside of the braces.  The result of (10 + 5)/5 is 3, without the braces it would be 10 + 5/5 and would thus result in 11.

Examples:

Funktion	Input	Result
Addition/Subtraction	10+5-3-1	11
Multiplication/Division	10*7+20/5	74
Brackets	10*(5.5+10/5) + 1	76
Power of	10**5	50
Root of	9**(1/2) equal to sqrt(9)	3
Sine Cosine etc	1+sin(pi/4)**2	2
Exponential	1e-1 + 0.1e2	10.1
Random	Rnd(10)	?
Factorial	fac(10)	3628800

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