In standard mode Windows calculator does the operations in order (just like most handheld non-scientific calculators). You're doing (10 * 10), ((10 * 10) + 10), (((10 * 10) + 10) * 10).
its funny how people never realized that calculators only do what they are told, unless you insist on the calculator doing 10 * 10 and then 10 * 10 and then putting those two results together. :)
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Not a bug.
In standard mode Windows calculator does the operations in order (just like most handheld non-scientific calculators). You're doing (10 * 10), ((10 * 10) + 10), (((10 * 10) + 10) * 10).
I don't think so. What the calculator does is simply (((10 * 10) + 10) * 10) like a basic pocket calculator.
its funny how people never realized that calculators only do what they are told, unless you insist on the calculator doing 10 * 10 and then 10 * 10 and then putting those two results together. :)
The calculator won't use BIDMAS by default, as far as I know. So it may not be a bug.
200 in scientific mode